Salt Stress Encourages Proline Accumulation by Regulating Proline Biosynthesis and Degradation in Jerusalem Artichoke Plantlets
Zeng-Rong Huang(Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University), Xiaohua Long(Nanjing Agricultural University), Mingxiang Liang(Nanjing Agricultural University), Dandan Chen(Xiamen University), Hongbo Shao(Tianjin University of Technology and Education), Long Zhao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhaopu Liu(Nanjing Agricultural University)
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