Phenotypic and Methylome Responses to Salt Stress in Arabidopsis thaliana Natural Accessions

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21 Mar 2022

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"salt stress significantly reduced plant growth, and three of the four accessions were found to flower earlier under salt stress.[…] these responses appear to increase the resource allocation to reproduction and ensure reproductive outputs"

04 Mar 2022

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New Research: Phenotypic and Methylome Responses to Salt Stress in Arabidopsis thaliana Natural Accessions: Salt stress threatens plant growth, development and crop yields, and has become a critical global environmental issue.… https://t.co/JksLqOyr65 #Pla

04 Mar 2022

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