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This project investigates how plant meristems, specifically the vascular cambium, respond to water conditions to regulate growth. It focuses on understanding the mechanisms of osmosensing and cell proliferation in response to hydraulic fluctuations, utilizing advanced genetic tools and lineage tracing techniques.
Plant meristems integrate signals from water conditions to tune their proliferative activity and control growth.
While extensive progress has been made elucidating water stress responses in plants, how cells in aerial meristems sense hydraulic fluctuations remains largely unknown.
The vascular cambium (VC), the largest plant meristem, contributes to the radial growth of shoots and roots by producing xylem and phloem tissue.
Theoretical models for cambial growth predict that water-dependent turgo…
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