Sucrose serves as the principal photoassimilate in most higher plants, acting both as a mobile carbohydrate for long‐distance transport and as a signalling molecule that coordinates growth, ...
Plants rely on an intricate network of transport pathways to distribute photoassimilates from sites of synthesis (sources) to sites of utilisation or storage (sinks). Sucrose, the principal transport ...
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