Light is essential for plants, but excessive light is damaging to plant health. Photoprotection
is defined as the prevention against damaging effects of intense solar radiation. Plants have …

Abstract Ultraviolet-B (UV-B) light is an intrinsic part of sunlight that reaches the earth's
surface, and affects plant survival and adaptation. How plants respond to UV-B light is …

Light is one of the most essential environmental factors that tightly and precisely control
various physiological and developmental processes in plants. B‐box CONTAINING …

In plants exposed to ultraviolet B radiation (UV-B; 280–315 nm), metabolic responses are
activated, which reduce the damage caused by UV-B. Although several metabolites …

Exposure to UV-B radiation, an intrinsic component of solar light, is detrimental to all living
organisms as chromophore units of DNA, RNA and proteins readily absorb high-energy …

Mitochondrial retrograde signaling (MRS) supports photosynthetic function under a variety of
conditions. Induction of mitochondrial dysfunction with myxothiazol (a specific inhibitor of the …

The genus Ocimum commonly known as basil is renowned for its aromatic foliage and
diverse medicinal properties. The basil plant possesses exceptional healing properties …

Benzotriazole ultraviolet (UV) stabilizers (BUVs) have emerged as significant environmental
contaminants, frequently detected in various ecosystems. While the toxicity of BUVs to …

The optimal timing of transition from vegetative to floral reproductive phase is critical for plant
productivity and agricultural yields. Light plays a decisive role in regulating this transition …

Under changing climatic conditions, plant exposure to high‐intensity UV‐B can be a
potential threat to plant health and all plant‐derived human requirements, including food. It's …