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Jagdeep Singh Sidhu1, Ivan Lopez-Valdivia1, Christopher F Strock1

  • 1Department of Plant Science, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA 16802, USA.

Journal of experimental botany
|April 25, 2024
PubMed
概括

在玉米中,增加根皮膜膜体壁宽度 (CPW) 通过降低代谢成本,提高干旱耐受性. 更广泛的CPW在水压下显著提高了产量和生物质,为改善作物提供了新的目标.

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无生物应激应激是一种非生物应激.细胞壁上的细胞壁.干旱 干旱 干旱 干旱低含量的低含量的人.根系经济学 根系经济学根的解剖学 根的解剖学根代谢成本 根代谢成本根部呼吸 根部呼吸 根部呼吸土壤勘探 土壤勘探使用水的效率提高了水的使用效率.

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