Soil drought decreases oil synthesis and increases protein synthesis in cottonseed kernel during the flowering and boll formation of cotton

Yuxia Li(Nanjing Tech University), Zhiguo Zhou(Hebei Medical University), Jie Zou(Nanjing Agricultural University), Tim L. Setter(Cornell University), Honghai Zhu(Zhejiang Chinese Medical University), Jiaqi He(Nanjing Agricultural University), Gaoyuan Zheng(Nanjing Agricultural University), Shanshan Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yali Meng(Nanjing Agricultural University), Youhua Wang(Nanjing Agricultural University), Wenqing Zhao(Nanjing Agricultural University), Binglin Chen(Nanjing Agricultural University), Wei Hu(Fujian Normal University)
Environmental and Experimental Botany
June 14, 2022
10.1016/j.envexpbot.2022.104964
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