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Transcriptome characterization of candidate genes related to chromium uptake, transport and accumulation in Miscanthus sinensis.

Ecotoxicology and environmental safety - 15 Sept 2021

Nie Gang, Zhong Minyi, Cai Jiabang, Yang Xinying, Zhou Jie, Appiah Charlotte, Tang Mingyu, Wang Xia, Feng Guangyan, Huang Linkai, Zhang Xinquan

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Miscanthus sinensis is a C4 perennial grass species that is widely used as forage, ornamental grass and bioenergy crop due to its broad adaption and great biological traits. Recent studies indicated that M. sinensis could also grow in marginal lands which were contaminated with heavy metals, and exhibited important ecological restoration potential. In this study, transcriptome characterization of candidate genes...

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PMID: 34182199
DOI: 10.1016/j.ecoenv.2021.112445

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