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Spatiotemporal pectin remodelling, glycoproteins, and LEA proteins maintain cell wall integrity during desiccation and rehydration in Ramonda serbica
Vegetative desiccation tolerance requires specialised cell wall (CW) adaptations to withstand severe mechanical stress during dehydration and rehydration. While intracellular protective strategies in resurrection plants, including Ramonda serbica, are well documented, the CW response remains poorly
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