Learning from nature: phytochemical strategies to protect against UV-B damage

Nature·Nov 11

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Researchers are studying how plants protect themselves from UV-B damage, exploring various phytochemical strategies. Studies on different plant species, including chicory, sea buckthorn, and rice, are investigating the effects of UV-B radiation on morphological and biochemical traits. The research aims to understand the physiological and genetic mechanisms that help plants respond to UV-B exposure.

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