Botany One on Nostr: The PHRs activate to acquire more phosphates, but also interfere with a plant’s ...
The PHRs activate to acquire more phosphates, but also interfere with a plant’s internal responses. Jasmonate perception is altered, reducing a plant’s ability to sense damage. The drive for more phosphates could also be making the plant cells tastier for the fungus.
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