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The DECORE project investigates how plants, specifically hybrid aspen, respond to low temperatures to regulate bud dormancy. It focuses on the role of specific genes and hormones in this process, aiming to enhance understanding of plant adaptation to environmental changes.
Plants lack a nervous system and central decision-making organ like a brain, but can nevertheless sense and respond to environmental cues that play crucial roles in regulating their growth, through poorly understood mechanisms.
The aim of DECORE is to elucidate these mechanisms, particularly those underlying the low temperature-mediated control of bud dormancy in the model tree hybrid aspen. A recent discovery in the host lab, pinpointing AGL8 as a low temperature responsive transcription factor…
SWEDISH UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES
SVERIGES LANTBRUKSUNIVERSITET
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