Stanford scientists reveal how grass developed a better way to breathe

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Mar 17, 2017, 11:01 am151 pts
Grasses are better able to withstand drought or high temperatures than many other plants in large part due to changes in their pores, called stomata. Stanford scientists have discovered how grasses produce these altered pores, which could someday lead to crops that can better survive climate change.

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