A quantitative measure of the strength of an acid in solution; important in biochemical contexts.

Precipitation with high levels of acidic components, harmful to plants and ecosystems.

The theory that auxin stimulates cell elongation in plants by increasing cell wall plasticity via acidification.

A condition involving excessive acidity in the blood; not relevant in botany.

A genus of sturgeon fish; not related to botany.

The process by which plants take in water and nutrients through their roots.

A graph showing the light absorption of different pigments; important in photosynthesis.

The concentration of a specific mRNA molecule in a cell; important in gene expression studies.

mRNAs that are present in high amounts in cells; often associated with genes expressed at high levels.

A deep-sea zone; not applicable to botany unless referencing marine plant life.