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Regulatory Networks Underlying Plant Responses and Adaptation to Cold Stress
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Cold is an important environmental factor limiting plant growth and development. Recent studies have revealed the complex regulatory networks associated with plant responses to cold and identified their interconnections with signaling pathways related to light, the circadian clock, plant hormones, and pathogen defense. In this article, we review recent advances in understanding the molecular basis of cold perception and signal transduction pathways. We also summarize recent developments in the study of coldresponsive growth and flowering. Finally, we propose future directions for the study of long-term cold sensing, RNA secondary structures in response to cold, and the development of cold-tolerant and high-yield crops.
Keywords:
cold stress
sensing
signal transduction
crosstalk
cold-inhibited growth
ambient low temperature-dependent flowering
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