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TATA Box Insertion Provides a Selection Mechanism Underpinning Adaptations to Fe Deficiency.
Plant physiology - 1 Jan 2017
Zhang Meiling, Lv Yuanda, Wang Yi, Rose Jocelyn K C, Shen Fei, Han Zhenyun, Zhang Xinzhong, Xu Xuefeng, Wu Ting, Han Zhenhai
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Intraspecific genetic variation is essential for the responses and adaption of plants to evolutionary challenges, such as changing environmental conditions. The development of the Earth's aerobic atmosphere has increased the demand for iron (Fe) in organisms, and Fe deficiency has become a limiting environmental factor for plant growth. Here, we demonstrate that genus Malus adapt to Fe deficiency through...
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