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Feeling the danger: Local wound signaling in plants
Local wound signaling in plants informs the surrounding tissues about an injury and initiates the regeneration process. In a recent paper published in Cell, Yang and colleagues show the involvement of a single Pep family member from tomato in wound signaling and how exogenous application of this reg
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