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Plant biology: Electric defence

Herbivory and mechanical wounding in plants have been shown to elicit electrical signals — mediated by two glutamate-receptor-like proteins — that induce defence responses at local and distant sites. See Article p.422

E. Grill | A. Christmann | Alexander Christmann | Erwin Grill

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