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Consequences of Climate Change: Heat Waves Spell Disaster to Plants, Scientists Say
A new research headed by Zhiyong Wang from the Carnegie Institution for Science, a private nonprofit organization dedicated to ground-breaking scientific research, has discovered the specific system plants use to regulate their various response to heat between daytime and nighttime.
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