How Does Vitamin E Work in Plants to Protect Them from Extreme Environmental Conditions?

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Oct 30, 2019, 4:20 pm173 pts
Vitamin E is a potential antioxidant that could act as a sentinel in plants, sending molecular signs from chloroplast –a cell organelle- to the nucleus.

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