Biology
Could Biological Clocks In Plants Set The Time For Crop Spraying?
Just like human jet lag, plants have body clocks that are crucial for their lives in a world that has day and night. Plant biological clocks make a crucial contribution to their growth and the responses of crops to their fluctuating environments.
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