Plants use molecular “measuring tape” to tell friend from foe, reveals study

Light microscopy image of crystallised CHIP13 protein. (Kira Gysel via SWNS)

By Stephen Beech

Plants use a molecular “measuring tape” to tell friend from foe, reveals new research.

Plants use molecular “measuring tape” to tell friend from foe, reveals study

Kira Gysel at Aarhus University. (Emma Steer via SWNS)

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