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SUMMARY:Plant Science Colloquium with Dr. Henk WM Hillhorst
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DESCRIPTION:Some Angiosperms are known to tolerate loss of 95% of their ce
 llular water\, without dying\, not dissimilar to seeds. Vegetative desicca
 tion tolerance (DT) first arose with the transition from aquatic to terres
 trial life forms\, but it was lost as plants acquired mechanisms for droug
 ht resistance. DT was then confined to seeds\, spores\, and pollen grains\
 nThe molecular mechanisms and their regulation underlying this remarkable 
 ability are potentially useful to design tolerant crops. Since most crops 
 produce desiccation tolerant seeds\, genomic information for this attribut
 e is present but inactive in vegetative parts of the plant.\nBased on rece
 nt evidence from both seeds and desiccation tolerant Angiosperms potential
  routes to 'flipping the switch' to vegetative desiccation tolerance in ma
 jor crops are addressed.
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URL:https://www.inres.uni-bonn.de/de/inres/veranstaltungen/plant-science-c
 olloquium-with-dr-henk-wm-hillhorst
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