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Changes in SWEET ‐mediated sugar partitioning affect photosynthesis performance and plant response to drought
Sugars, produced through photosynthesis, are at the core of all organic compounds synthesized and used for plant growth and their response to environmental changes. Their production, transport, and utilization are highly regulated and integrated throughout the plant life cycle. The maintenance of
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