The phrase "alterations in plants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that occur in plants, whether due to environmental factors, genetic engineering, or other influences.
Example: "The study focused on the alterations in plants caused by climate change, examining how different species adapt to rising temperatures."
Alternatives: "changes in plants" or "modifications in plants".
Abiotic stresses induce a wide range of molecular, biochemical, and physiological alterations in plants.
The proteomic data provided here should represent, to this end, a useful tool for the efficient, one-step monitoring of multiple stress-related protein alterations in plants expressing the recombinant inhibitors.
The development of high throughput (HT) methods of screening for phenotypic and biochemical alterations in plants has played an important role in identifying the functions of genes and enzymes in specific pathways in plants and other organisms.
Other UV-induced alterations include reduction in leaf area, alterations in plant architecture, and DNA damage.
However, one of the most dramatic and prevalent alterations in plant genetics has occurred through artificial selection of corn.
Our data show an evident change in polyamine profile during Arabidopsis – Trichoderma interaction, accompanied by evident alterations in plant root architecture.
The negative impact of edges include alterations in plant and animal community compositions with subsequent changes in diversity (Cagnolo et al. 2006), seed dispersion, pollination, predation, fire susceptibility, altered microclimate and increased carbon emissions (Laurance et al. 2002).
The results from this study point to consistent and severe alterations in plant composition and diversity that are possibly attributable to the cumulative long-term consequences of piosphere-concentrated grazing.
Recent research has shown that the assumption of carbon neutrality is not given in forest-based bioenergy systems due to the decay time of CO2 in the atmosphere [5], direct and indirect impacts, alterations in plant growth for bioenergy and systemic feedbacks [34, 36, 38].
