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A NEW study into how plants adjust to having less sunlight in winter could lead to a better understanding of the impact of shift work and jet lag on people, according to scientists.
Researchers looking at the daily rhythms in plants have discovered a complex process that allows the plants' genes to respond to the times of dawn and dusk each day, and the length of daylight in between.See the full content of this document
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Study of Plants May Shed Light On Jet Lag Problems
This system enables the plant to reset its internal clock every day in response to seasonal ...
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