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Pan Zhang1, Peizhi Yang1, Zhiqiang Zhang1

  • 1Department of Grassland Science, College of Animal Science and Technology, Northwest A&F University, Yangling, Shaanxi 712100, China.

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|December 17, 2013
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Keywords:
ANOVAAP2/EREBPAP2/ERFAPETLA2/ethylene responsive element binding factorAPETLA2/ethylene responsive element binding proteinBdDREB2Buchloe dactyloides dehydration responsive element binding transcription factor 2BuffalograssCaMV 35SDRE/CRTDREBDrought stressExpression analysisGSPLSDMDANaClNaClOORFPEG 6000RACERT-PCRRWCTBATobacco transformationWTanalysis of variancecauliflower mosaic virus 35Sdehydration responsive element binding transcription factordehydration-responsive element/C-repeatgene specific primersleast significant differencemalonyldialdehydeopen reading framepolyethylene glycol 6000rapid amplification of cDNA endrelative water contentreverse transcription-polymerase chain reactionsodium chloridesodium hypochloritethiobarbituric acidwild type

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