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The salt- and drought-inducible poplar GRAS protein SCL7 confers salt and drought tolerance in Arabi
  • ISSN号：0022-0957
  • 期刊名称：Journal of Experimental Botany
  • 时间：0
  • 页码：4011-4019
  • 语言：英文
  • 相关项目：调控杨树耐旱节水性状的功能基因组学研究
作者： Ma, Hong-Shuang|Yin, Wei-Lun|Liang, Dan|Xia, Xin-Li|Shuai, Peng|
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