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Physiological, phytohormonal and molecular responses of soybean to soil drying

2020-01-01

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Soybean is an important global crop for human and animal nutrition, but its production is affected by environmental stresses such as drought. Crops adapt to these stresses by producing and transporting multiple internal signals (such as phytohormones) between roots and shoots. Understanding the relationships between physiological (water potential and stomatal conductance), biochemical (phytohormones) and gene expr...

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f8370676-640f-5118-988f-9aa9958a35cd
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10.17635/lancaster/thesis/833
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