Plant Circadian Rhythms

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Across
  1. 2. Algal balls that float by day and sink by night (6)
  2. 5. Gene (cryptic) - Somertime on the beach (7)
  3. 11. Key domain of ZEITLUPE (3)
  4. 12. Required for blue-light mediated entrainment (13)
  5. 14. Circadian-regulated clock input pathway (10)
  6. 16. The scientific discipline that studies rhythms in living systems (13)
  7. 17. Opposite of nocturnal (7)
  8. 21. Broader gene family containing CCA1 (8)
  9. 22. Plants light up and tell the time (10)
  10. 23. Another name for TOC1 (4)
  11. 24. The daily cycle of day and night (expert edition) (11)
Down
  1. 1. The set of genes and proteins that generates a circadian rhythm (9, 10)
  2. 3. Ability to detect day length (14)
  3. 4. Environmental or endogenous signal that entrains the clock (9)
  4. 6. Cyclical divalent cation (7)
  5. 7. A feature enabling the circadian clock to operate correctly in a variety of environmental conditions (11, 12)
  6. 8. He enjoyed plants in motion as well as his beagle (7, 6)
  7. 9. LUX, ELF3 and ELF4 (7, 7)
  8. 10. The other name of LUX ARRHYTHMO (11)
  9. 13. The time between repeating points of a circadian rhythm (6)
  10. 15. Motif mediating the rhythmic transcription of genes that peak at end of the subjective day (7, 7)
  11. 18. Displacement of the peak and trough of a circadian rhythm from its mid-point (9)
  12. 19. Name (cryptic) - It started sensitively in a French wine cellar (2, 6)
  13. 20. The daily cycle of day and night (4)
  14. 25. Day-night cycle length (6)