FRAGMENT FROM NATURE continues and concludes from last weekend on plant dormancy, with a focus on the biochemical and genetic aspects. This fascinating topic has enthralled botanists for a long time, and has very practical applications in agriculture. It is the confluence of epigenetics and biochemistry, for the environmental triggers vary in timing, and it is critical that the sleeping plants trigger development in a coordinated way across time and space in order to hit reproductive windows synchronously.
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Nigel Fleming
September 21, 2022