Insect feeding on plants triggers complex physiological and metabolic changes, including alterations in lignin biosynthesis and auxin signaling, which enhance plant defense mechanisms against phloem-feeding insects, such asaphids.
Pearl millet, a resilient C4 crop crucial for food security in arid regions, faces challenges in yield and shelf life due to environmental stresses and rapid flour rancidity, which can potentially be mitigated through genetic engineering targeting phospholipase genes.
Sorghum seed development involves complex molecular processes, including tissue-specific gene expression and metabolite accumulation, which are critical for improving grain quality, yield, and climate resilience.
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