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Danping Hou1, Kun Liu2, Shikun Liu3

  • 1Shanghai Agrobiological Gene Center, Shanghai, China.

Frontiers in plant science
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PubMed
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节水和抗干旱大米 (WDR) 谷物产量在水压下保持在中等的水压下. 在不同的水和条件下,改善根部发育是WDR中高产量的关键.

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谷物产量 谷物产量 谷物产量灌系统的灌制度.化肥的应用率 化肥的应用率根形态学和生理学 根形态学和生理学节水和抗干旱的水利大米

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