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The ability to change morphology based on environmental conditions.
They elongate petioles to capture more light.
It regulates cell elongation and root development.
It signals defense responses against herbivores.
It involves receptors, transducers, and cellular responses.
Most plant organs form after seed germination.
Signals are amplified through protein phosphorylation.
It rapidly increases in concentration to trigger cellular responses.
They perceive signals and initiate phosphorylation cascades.
They are involved in stress signaling and development.
They target proteins for degradation via ubiquitination.
They adjust growth strategies in response to environmental stress.
It regulates stress responses and stomatal closure.
They promote seed germination and stem elongation.
They work together to promote cell division and growth.
They inhibit shoot branching and promote mycorrhizal relationships.
Activation of defense genes through signaling pathways.
Through photoreceptors that initiate growth responses.
It amplifies signals through a series of phosphorylation events.
To initiate rapid responses similar to animal neurons.