CALL FOR ARTICLES – Gasotransmitters in plant development and stress acclimation: recent avenues in their research

The role of NO, H₂S and CO on plant developmental processes has recently emerged. They regulate seed germination, nodule formation and nitrogen fixation, reactive oxygen species, Ca and hormone signalling, and their subsequent impact on plant development under stress and non-stress conditions. This special issue aims to compile emerging and significant research on Gasotransmitters in plant development. It  will help to connect current knowledge of gasotransmitters dynamics, highlight the sensing, signaling, and transport systems that support plant development and describe how they respond to a range of stress conditions, particularly through reciprocal cross-talk between the signaling systems and phytohormonal networks.

 

Topics of interest

gasotransmitters dynamics

gasotransmitters sensing, signaling, and transport systems

gasotransmitters response to a range of stress conditions, particularly through reciprocal

cross-talk between the signaling systems and phytohormonal networks.

All submissions need to be sent via Wiley’s Research Exchange submission portal: wiley.atyponrex.com/journal/PPL.

Deadline: end of February 2025

Good to know:
-no publication fee and free to view for two months (from Issue compilation)
-if you want to write a review: submit your abstract to the editorial office before the end of September 2024. Based on the abstract, some reviews will be selected (to avoid review redundancies)

 

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