Nonstructural carbohydrates, dormancy and bloom of tree nuts
Nonstructural carbohydrates are the energy storage compound of trees. They are built from simpler sugars that are created via photosynthesis, and the synthesis of starch from these sugars and the breakdown of starch back into simple sugars is a dynamic relationship that is involved in, or may even signal, the transition from dormancy into bloom. Guests Maciej Zwieniecki and Katherine Jarvis-Shean also discuss why dormancy breaking agents work, the tastiness of starch vs sugar, and more!
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