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Organ-specific mechanisms regulate circadian clock function across the plant shoot system
The circadian clock is an internal timing mechanism that allows organisms to anticipate and respond to predictable changes in their environment throughout the day and across the year. Circadian processes are particularly important for plants because they are sessile organisms that must adjust their
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