Journal articleThe New phytologist · October 2026
Temperature shapes plant biology, affecting everything from molecular biophysics to whole-organism development. Because plant cellular temperature typically matches ambient conditions, cellular processes are inherently affected by temperature. Plants conti ...
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Journal articleNature communications · March 2026
Plants use the plant hormone auxin to incorporate environmental cues into their growth and development to shape the final form. Temperature is an important modulator of all aspects of plant function and growth. In this work, we uncover temperature-regulate ...
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Journal articleNature communications · March 2026
Elevated temperatures enhance plant root growth. We find that cell elongation significantly contributes to this response. While mutations in the auxin transcriptional pathway impair warmth-induced cell elongation, exogenous auxin inhibits this growth. Intr ...
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