How plants can tell time even without a brain

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Aug 16, 2019, 7:40 am32 pts
Anyone who has traveled across multiple time zones and suffered jet lag will understand just how powerful our biological clocks are. In fact, every cell in the human body has its own molecular clock, which is capable of generating a daily rise and fall in the number of many proteins the body…

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