Ali et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Salicylic acid-mitigates abiotic stress tolerance via altering defense mechanisms in Brassica napus (L.)Ali et al., 2023
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- Author
- Ali E
- Hussain S
- Jalal F
- Khan M
- Imtiaz M
- Said F
- Ismail M
- Khan S
- Ali H
- Hatamleh A
- Al-Dosary M
- Mosa W
- Shah F
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Frontiers in Plant Science
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Under the changing climate due to global warming, various abiotic stresses including drought (D) and salinity (S) are expected to further trigger their devastating effects on the already vulnerable crop production systems. This experiment was designed to unravel and …
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