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Variation in tissue Na(+) content and the activity of SOS1 genes among two species and two related genera of Chrysanthemum.

BMC plant biology - 21 Apr 2016

Gao Jiaojiao, Sun Jing, Cao Peipei, Ren Liping, Liu Chen, Chen Sumei, Chen Fadi, Jiang Jiafu

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BACKGROUND: Chrysanthemum, a leading ornamental species, does not tolerate salinity stress, although some of its related species do. The current level of understanding regarding the mechanisms underlying salinity tolerance in this botanical group is still limited. RESULTS: A comparison of the physiological responses to salinity stress was made between Chrysanthemum morifolium 'Jinba' and its more tolerant...

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PMID: 27098270
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-016-0781-9
PMCID: PMC4839091

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