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The periodicals below document research on signaling mechanisms in plants.

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The subject term that most frequently appears in research related to signaling mechanisms in plants is signal transduction.

Other subject terms that may prove helpful include:
• biochemistry
• cell interaction
• cellular signal transduction
• molecular biology
• molecular recognition
• plant cellular signal transduction
• plant Development - physiology
• plant growth regulators - metabolism
• plants - growth & development
• plants - metabolism
• signaling
• transcription factors - metabolism
 

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