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SDG26 integrates ABA ‐dependent and ABA ‐independent pathways to regulate cold stress responses in Arabidopsis via chromatin modification
Plants constantly face adverse environmental conditions, with temperature drops posing major threats to growth and productivity. To adapt, plants have evolved complex mechanisms of transcriptional reprogramming. While various cold-responsive pathways have been described, the contribution of chromati
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