Scientists have long understood stomata and the balance between carbon dioxide intake and water loss. What they haven't known, until now, is how plants sense carbon dioxide to signal stomata to open and close in response to changing carbon dioxide levels. Knowing this will now enable researchers to edit those signals — so plants can strike the right balance between taking in carbon dioxide versus losing water — and allow scientists and plant breeders to produce crops robust enough for the environment of the future. Scientists discover mechanism plants use to control 'mouths' https://videos.dailymail.co.uk/vide...98154167/1024x576_MP4_7233111201498154167.mp4
