Targeting LUX1 to Enhance Wood Biomass Production by Delaying Seasonal Growth Cessation in Populus Trees
Huajie Liu, Fan Sun, Changyu Li, Jieqiong Li, Mengjia Yang, Hangyu Tang, Bingrui Hu, Hongbin Wei, Keming Luo
28 April 2026 · Plant Cell & Environment
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Summary statement In Populus , the circadian clock component LUX1 coordinates short‐day‐induced growth cessation with wood formation by directly repressing cambial regulators, thereby providing a molecular target for extending growing seasons and enhancing wood production in temperate forestry.
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