Cross Tolerance to Drought and low Phosphorus Stress in Mungbean is Regulated by Improved Antioxidant Capacity, Biological N2-Fixation, and Differential Transcript Accumulation
Surendra Kumar Meena(Indian Agricultural Research Institute), Madan Pal Singh(Indian Agricultural Research Institute), Harsh Kumar Dikshit(Indian Council of Agricultural Research), Renu Pandey(Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute), Krishnapriya Vengavasi(Sugarcane Breeding Institute), C. Gayacharan, Kadambot H. M. Siddique(The University of Western Australia), Sandeep Sharma(Punjab Agricultural University)
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