Reveals how dynamic bioelectrical, biochemical, and epigenetic processes encode stress memory in plants, suggesting a complex integration of environmental responses.
Summary statement Plant stress memory may emerge from a multiscale bioelectrical–biochemical–epigenetic continuum in which dynamic bioelectrical signalling, Ca 2+ –ROS network persistence, and chromatin‐associated regulatory processes interact to encode, integrate, and stabilize environmentally acquired information across multiple temporal scales.
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