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Effects of Elevated Root-Zone CO2 on Root Morphology and Nitrogen Metabolism Revealed by Physiological and Transcriptome Analysis in Oriental Melon Seedling Roots.

International journal of molecular sciences - 25 Jan 2020

Chen Xinyu, Yin Zepeng, Yin Yang, Xu Chuanqiang, Wang Wanxin, Liu Yiling, Li Tianlai

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Rhizosphere CO2 is vital for crop growth, development, and productivity. However, the mechanisms of plants' responses to root-zone CO2 are unclear. Oriental melons are sensitive to root-zone gas, often encountering high root-zone CO2 during cultivation. We investigated root growth and nitrogen metabolism in oriental melons under T1 (0.5%) and T2 (1.0%) root-zone CO2 concentrations using physiology and comparative...

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PMID: 31991847
DOI: 10.3390/ijms21030803
PMCID: PMC7037942

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