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flowering-time
Flowering time refers to the timing and synchrony of when plants produce flowers, a trait shaped by environmental cues such as day length, temperature, and seasonal change. Understanding the genetic and molecular mechanisms that control flowering time is central to plant biology, as it determines reproductive success and adaptation to local climates. This knowledge has broad implications for crop improvement, conservation, and predicting how plant populations may respond to shifting environmental conditions.
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