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A Review summarizes our current understandings of vernalization mechanisms by comparing the vernalization genetic framework between Arabidopsis and grasses, and highlights the potential evolutionary origins of vernalization in various species.
This Review summarizes the current knowledge about local intercellular and systemic RNA trafficking, discussing the potential regulatory mechanisms and biological significance of these processes in plants.
Light microscopy has been experiencing explosive innovation and development. In this Review, the biological applications of light-sheet fluorescence microscopy (LSFM) are synthesized to provide a reference for perspective users in plant research.
A Review summarizes up-to-date understandings of the duration and demographic history of crop domestication and its effects on extant genomic variations, including structural variations about which we currently lack sufficient knowledge.
This Review summarizes our understanding of plant chromatin organization and positioning beyond the nucleosomal level, advanced by up-to-date chromatin conformation capture methods and visualization techniques, as well as discusses future directions.
This Review highlights current understanding of how polyploidization affects plant genome evolution by focusing on the post-polyploidization events, including gene retention, fractionation and subgenome dominance, and their implications on future research.
