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Coping with abiotic stress: proteome changes for crop improvement.

Journal of proteomics - 20 Nov 2013

Abreu Isabel A, Farinha Ana Paula, Negrão Sónia, Gonçalves Nuno, Fonseca Cátia, Rodrigues Mafalda, Batista Rita, Saibo Nelson J M, Oliveira M Margarida

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Plant breeders need new and more precise tools to accelerate breeding programs that address the increasing needs for food, feed, energy and raw materials, while facing a changing environment in which high salinity and drought have major impacts on crop losses worldwide. This review covers the achievements and bottlenecks in the identification and validation of proteins with relevance in abiotic stress tolerance,...

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PMID: 23886779
DOI: 10.1016/j.jprot.2013.07.014

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