How plants transport massive amounts of protein into seed vacuoles: Research traces the evolutionary steps
Seed plants, such as soybeans, store large amounts of protein in specialized organelles called protein storage vacuoles. These proteins not only sustain seedling growth but also serve as a major source of dietary protein for humans and livestock.
Seed plants, such as soybeans, store large amounts of protein in specialized organelles called protein storage vacuoles. These proteins not only sustain seedling growth but also serve as a major source of dietary protein for humans and livestock.
