Plant & Cell Physiology
2018 vol59 (4)
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Plant cells exhibit remarkable developmental plasticity, including the ability to regenerate at different stages of their life-cycle; a processes requiring the cellular reprogramming of a pool of non-differentiated or already differentiated cells. This special issue on ‘Cellular Reprogramming in Plants’ (introduced by Sugimoto et al. on pp. 651–655) focuses on two major occurrences: symbiotic interactions, where micro-organisms reprogram plant cells to aid their associations; and plant regeneration, where cells undergo reprogramming to repair or replenish wounded tissues or to make entire organisms de novo.
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