The study reveals how plants adapt their photosynthesis to increased carbon dioxide, highlighting important mechanisms.
The photosynthetic acclimation mechanism to elevated atmospheric carbon dioxide has been explained by several hypotheses: the feedback restraint on photosynthesis caused by carbohydrate deposits and redox signals arising from the plastoquinone pool and the accumulation of hydrogen peroxide; decreased rubisco content and activity induced by levels of rubisco subunit mRNA; and changes in stomatal states. In addition, the level of photosynthesis gene expression induced by C/N balance, plant growth regulators and hexoses might also result in photosynthetic acclimation.
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