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Live confocal imagining of cellular touch responses upon local quantifiable mechanical stimulation in plant cells
Plant cells grow and differentiate in an ever-changing environment characterized by transient signals and stimuli. The ability of plant cells to perceive, integrate, and dynamically respond to these stimuli underpins a plant adaptation and survival. Among the plethora of complex stimuli plant cells
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