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Youqiang Wang1,2,3, Donglin Zhao1,2,3, Zhe Li1

  • 1Marine Agriculture Research Center, Tobacco Research Institute of Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Qingdao, China.

Plant, cell & environment
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促进植物生长的草根细菌 (PGPR) 增强了作物的营养吸收. Sphingobium yanoikuyae菌株41R9通过调节营养运输体并保持植物激素平衡,提高了油菜种子的生长和利用效率 (NUE).

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N 运输商 运输商斯芬戈生物 (Sphingobium) 是一种存在的生物.黄类化合物 黄类化合物斯酸是一种的酸.这种气是酸.菜种子 菜种子

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