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玉米的特征 (Zea mays) -Ustilago maydis在气候变暖中的相互作用

Christian G Schwarz1, Finn Hartmann1, Christopher Zier2

  • 1Plant Cell Biology, Biochemistry, and Biotechnology, Biology and Preclinical Medicine, University of Regensburg, Regensburg, Germany.

Journal of experimental botany
|October 27, 2025
PubMed
概括

气候变化通过改变Ustilago maydis感染影响玉米产量. 即使是最小的温度增加也会加剧疾病,而热浪会加速玉米污垢的发展,影响作物耐药性.

关键词:
乌斯蒂拉戈可能会出现.齐亚梅斯 (Zea mays) 是一种植物.γ-氨基黄油酸是什么?气候变化 气候变化 气候变化对于GABA来说,这是一个很好的选择.玉米污染病 玉米污染病全球变暖全球变暖热浪热浪热浪的热浪是什么玉米玉米玉米是一种温度的温度的温度的温度的温度

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