Publications by authors named "Elisabetta Aliprandi"
Article Synopsis
- The study looks at wheat plants that don’t have enough chlorophyll and how that affects the structure of their chloroplasts, which are important for photosynthesis.
- Researchers compared these mutants to normal wheat plants and found that the mutant plants had smaller and oddly shaped stacks of grana (the disks in chloroplasts where photosynthesis happens).
- They discovered that these changes in granum structure are connected to problems with excess light and energy in the plant, which can cause stress.
