An Ascophyllum nodosum-Derived Biostimulant Protects Model and Crop Plants from Oxidative Stress
Nikola Staykov(Center of Plant Systems Biology and Biotechnology), Tsanko Gechev(Medical University Plovdiv), Kieran J. Guinan(BioAtlantis (Ireland)), Neerakkal Sujeeth(BioAtlantis (Ireland)), Saleh Alseekh(Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology), Aakansha Kanojia(Center of Plant Systems Biology and Biotechnology), Alisdair R. Fernie(Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology), Mihail Angelov(Center of Plant Systems Biology and Biotechnology), Veselin Petrov(Center of Plant Systems Biology and Biotechnology), Pavel Minkov(Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology)
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