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Collaborative Research: Frontiers in Xylem/Phloem Integration: The Influence of Transport Physiology on Photosynthesis, Growth and Drought Responses from Leaves to Ecosystems

Organization University of California-Los AngelesLocation LOS ANGELES, United StatesPosted 1 May 2026Deadline 30 Apr 2029
NSFUS FederalResearch GrantScience FoundationCA
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Understanding the structure and function of the tissues that transport water and sugars in plants—xylem and phloem—is essential for predicting and managing the future of both agricultural and natural ecosystems and how they respond to stress. Yet, there are large gaps in current knowledge about how these tissues are organized, how they interact,…

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