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Reactive Oxygen Species in Plant Cell Death
PLANT PHYSIOLOGY · 2006 · Vol. 141(2) · pp. 384–390
Frank Van Breusegem✉(Ghent University)James F. Dat(Ghent University)
Abstract
Paradoxically, death is an integral part of life. Cell death is essential for growth and development of eukaryotes, by maintaining tissue and organ homeostasis in concert with cell proliferation, growth, and differentiation. Until recently, the wide variety of cell death types reported in the
Plant responses to water stressPlant Stress Responses and TolerancePhotosynthetic Processes and MechanismsProgrammed cell deathCell biologyCell growthBiologyReactive oxygen speciesHomeostasisCellCellular differentiationBotanyApoptosis
MeSH terms
HomeostasisPlantsSignal TransductionCell DeathReactive Oxygen SpeciesPlant Cells
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