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Nitrogen Uptake and Distribution in Different Chinese Cabbage Genotypes under Low Nitrogen Stress.

International journal of molecular sciences - 29 Jan 2022

Zhang Yihui, Li Jingjuan, Zhou Dandan, Song Jie, Gao Jianwei

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In order to understand the effects of low nitrogen (LN) stress on the growth and development in different genotypes of Chinese cabbage, the L40 genotype with high nitrogen utilization and the L14 genotype with LN utilization were selected as experimental materials. Field experiments and indoor hydroponic methods were used to study the different responses of two Chinese cabbage genotypes to low nitrogen levels. In...

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PMID: 35163497
DOI: 10.3390/ijms23031573
PMCID: PMC8836141

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