Under natural conditions, plants constantly encounter various biotic and abiotic factors,
which can potentially restrict plant growth and development and even limit crop productivity …

Plants undergo developmental changes throughout their life history. Senescence, the final
stage in the life history of a leaf, is an important and unique developmental process whereby …

Leaf senescence can be triggered and promoted by a large number of developmental and
environmental factors. Numerous lines of evidence have suggested an involvement of …

Light plays a critical role in plant growth and development, but the mechanisms through
which light regulates fruit ripening and nutritional quality in horticultural crops remain largely …

Leaf senescence–the coordinated, active process leading to the organized dismantling of
cellular components to remobilize resources–is a fundamental aspect of plant life. Its tight …

Plant growth and development relies on light and is influenced by light. Light-emitting diode
(LED) technology is nowadays providing the possibility for regulating plant growth and …

Impaired carbon metabolism and reproductive development constrain crop productivity
during heat stress. Reproductive development is energy intensive, and its requirement for …

Darkness is a known environmental factor that induces plant senescence. Here,
PHYTOCHROME-INTERACTING FACTORS (PIFs), several bHLH transcription factors …

Leaf senescence is a crucial trait that has a significant impact on crop quality and yield.
Previous studies have demonstrated that light is a key factor in modulating the senescence …

Leaf senescence is tightly regulated by numerous internal cues and external environmental
signals. The process of leaf senescence is promoted by a low ratio of red to far-red (R: FR) …