ArticleThe Plant cell2018
Far-Red Light Detection in the Shoot Regulates Lateral Root Development through the HY5 Transcription Factor.
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Abstract
Plants in dense vegetation compete for resources and detect competitors through reflection of far-red (FR) light from surrounding plants. This reflection causes a reduced red (R):FR ratio, which is sensed through phytochromes. Low R:FR induces shade avoidance responses of the shoot and also changes the root system architecture, although this has received little attention so far. Here, we investigate the molecular mechanisms through which light detection in the shoot regulates root development in
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