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Crosstalk Regulation Between Vesicle Trafficking and Ion Transport in Plant Response to Abiotic Stresses.
Plant, Cell & Environment · · Review · Open access
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Vesicle trafficking and ion transport are tightly linked in plants under abiotic stresses, with recurring regulatory principles spanning transporter sorting, TGN/EE cargo decisions, and SNARE coupling.
- Why it matters: Plants must maintain osmotic, ionic, and pH balance while coping with nutrient imbalance, heavy metals, salt, drought, osmotic, and pH disturbances.
- What they did: This review synthesizes major vesicle trafficking pathways, vesicle types, and regulatory proteins, then integrates how trafficking interfaces with ion transporter systems across multiple stress regimes.
- The result: The proposed dynamic framework suggests feedback between ion gradients and membrane trafficking, helping plants coordinate environmental sensing with ion homeostasis and developmental plasticity.
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