Humboldt review: Revisiting plant isoprene emission: From atmospheric chemistry to plant stress resilience
Thomas D. Sharkey(Michigan State University), Yuan Xu(Michigan State University), Manuel Bellucci(Purdue University West Lafayette), Sarathi M. Weraduwage(Bishop's University), Mohammad G. Mostofa(State University of New York), Francesco Loreto(Institute for Sustainable Plant Protection), Bianca M.L. Serda(Michigan State University), Abira Sahu(University of Alabama at Birmingham)
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