How Plants Survive the Heat—On the Benefit of Engineered Photorespiration

This commentary article highlights the recent findings by Meacham–Hensold and colleagues on the benefit of engineered photorespiration for plant acclimation toward future climate change scenarios. Their fieldwork shows that optimized photorespiration can help to deal with short‐term heatwaves better than the corresponding control plants.

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Global Change Biology
Published
2024-12-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1111/gcb.17609
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3
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Plant responses to elevated CO2
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How Plants Survive the Heat—On the Benefit of Engineered Photorespiration

Hu Sun, Stefan Timm, Inken Thiemann
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Global Change Biology
Plant responses to elevated CO2
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How Plants Survive the Heat—On the Benefit of Engineered Photorespiration

Hu Sun, Stefan Timm, Inken Thiemann
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Abstract

This commentary article highlights the recent findings by Meacham–Hensold and colleagues on the benefit of engineered photorespiration for plant acclimation toward future climate change scenarios. Their fieldwork shows that optimized photorespiration can help to deal with short‐term heatwaves better than the corresponding control plants.

Global Change BiologyVol. 30(12)
University of Rostock (DE)
Climate action
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
Plant responses to elevated CO2
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