The endogenous plant hormones and ratios regulate sugar and dry matter accumulation in Jerusalem artichoke in salt-soil
Lingling Li(Shihezi University), Zed Rengel(The University of Western Australia), Zhaopu Liu(Nanjing Agricultural University), Xiumei Gao(Shenzhen University), Tianyun Shao(Nanjing Agricultural University), Hui Yang(Gansu Academy of Sciences), Manxia Chen(Nanjing Agricultural University), Hongbo Shao(Tianjin University of Technology and Education), Xiaohua Long(Nanjing Agricultural University)
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