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1. An authoritative update and perspective on quantum biology, summarizing evidence for non-trivial quantum effects across enzymes, photosynthesis, magnetoreception, DNA tautomerization, fluorescent proteins, and neuronal ion channels, and discussing the experimental/theoretical methods, model systems, limitations, and future directions for the field. [2021]

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2. This is a comprehensive review of the physiological and biochemical effects of rare earth elements (REEs) on plants, summarizing uptake, distribution, interactions with calcium and hormones, impacts on photosynthesis and enzyme activity, and the agricultural significance across major crops, while highlighting conflicting results, methodological variability, and key gaps for future research. [2004]

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3. This study investigates the effects of varying concentrations of exogenous chitosan on the physiological and biochemical responses of Hibiscus syriacus under salt stress, demonstrating that moderate concentrations (25 mg/L and 50 mg/L) significantly enhance photosynthesis, antioxidant enzyme activities, and osmotic regulation, thereby improving plant resilience to salinity. [2025]

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4. In a greenhouse pot experiment, polyethylene and PBAT microplastics of two sizes (100 and 1000 µm) were added to buckwheat soil to assess effects on plant growth, photosynthesis, antioxidant enzymes, and soil nutrients, revealing size- and degradability-dependent inhibition with smaller, non-biodegradable PE more harmful than PBAT and PBAT being comparatively safer. [2025]

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5. The study investigates sex-specific competitive abilities of Populus deltoides seedlings under salinity stress, revealing that males gain a competitive edge—especially when intermixed with females—through greater osmotic adjustment, antioxidant defenses, and altered ion and carbon/nitrogen physiology, which could shift sex ratios under saline conditions. [2016]

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