Phosphorus availability controls flowering time through subcellular reprogramming of bGLU25 and GRP7 in Arabidopsis

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RP @c-spirit.org: Congrats to Hatem Rouached (@hatem-rouached.bsky.social), Hui-Kyong Cho, Nadia Bouain, Sue Rhee (@rheelab.bsky.social ), & team on their new paper showing how plants sense low phosphorus & delay flowering thru bGLU25 & GRP7🎉 📄 doi.org/…

Congrats to Hatem Rouached (@hatem-rouached.bsky.social), Hui-Kyong Cho, Nadia Bouain, Sue Rhee (@rheelab.bsky.social ), & team on their new paper showing how plants sense low phosphorus & delay flowering thru bGLU25 & GRP7🎉 📄 doi.org/10.1016/j.de... 📰…

A newly identified molecular switch enables plants to sense phosphorus deficiency and delay flowering, offering insights for developing crops that perform well in low-phosphorus soils. doi.org/hbbd9s

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