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1 INTRODUCTION At least 2.7 billion years ago, cyanobacteria evolved the oxygenic photosynthesis (Badger & Price, 2003; Shestakov & Karbysheva, 2017), which was conveyed approximately 1.5 billion years ago via endosymbiosis into eukaryotes, giving rise to the evolution of algae and plants (Raven et al., 2012; Bachy et al., 2022).
To posit the past 50 years as marking the transition to modern research on plant membrane transport is understatement. The period encompasses two major revolutions in research, both with a profound impact on our present understanding of plant membranes and their physiology. The first and most obvious is the tectonic shift from traditional biochemical methods to those of molecular genetics.
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