Plant Surface Properties and Treatments
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This cluster of papers focuses on the formation, function, and regulation of plant cuticles, including the biosynthesis of cuticular wax and suberin, the role of transcription factors in drought tolerance, the mechanisms of lipid barrier formation, and the analysis of plant surface properties.
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epicuticular wax; cuticular wax; plant cuticle; cutin; suberin; wax composition; leaf cuticle; cuticular wax biosynthesis; wax biosynthesis; leaf wax; cuticle permeability; suberin biosynthesis; cutin biosynthesis; cuticular membrane; plant cuticular wax; plant waxes; fruit cuticle; suberization; cutin monomers; suberin deposition; Casparian strip; leaf wax composition; cuticle biosynthesis; cuticular transpiration; root endodermis
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Morton address: 36183314977268843 · morton4x16-v1
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