Arabidopsis plants, wild type and ethylene-response mutant (IMAGE)

Purdue University

Arabidopsis plants, wild type and ethylene-response mutant

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Gyeong Mee Yoon’s research group at Purdue University studies how the ethylene hormone helps plants adjust their growth and cellar energy levels in response to environmental stress. This photograph compares Arabidopsis plants of the wild type (left) to an ethylene-response mutant. 

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Purdue University Photo/Tom Campbell

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