As sessile species and without the possibility of escape, plants constantly face numerous
environmental stresses. To adapt in the external environmental cues, plants adjust …

Heat stress (HS) is becoming an increasingly significant problem for food security as global
warming progresses. Recent studies have elucidated the complex transcriptional regulatory …

Unlike animals, plants are immobile and could not actively escape the effects of aggressive
environmental factors, such as pathogenic microorganisms, insect pests, parasitic plants …

In contrast to the majority of animal species, plants are sessile organisms and are, therefore,
constantly challenged by environmental perturbations. Over the past few decades, our …

Plants have evolved sophisticated genetic and epigenetic regulatory systems to respond
quickly to unfavorable environmental conditions such as heat, cold, drought, and pathogen …

Retrotransposons are major components of plant and animal genomes. They amplify by
reverse transcription and reintegration into the host genome but their activity is usually …

Plant development processes are regulated by epigenetic alterations that shape nuclear
structure, gene expression, and phenotypic plasticity; these alterations can provide the plant …

As sessile species, plants have to deal with the rapidly changing environment. In response
to these environmental conditions, plants employ a plethora of response mechanisms that …

Understanding plant stress memory under extreme temperatures such as cold and heat
could contribute to plant development. Plants employ different types of stress memories …

The recognition of a positive correlation between organism genome size with its
transposable element (TE) content, represents a key discovery of the field of genome …