Exogenous Application of Chitosan Mitigates the Inhibitory Effects of Zinc on the Growth of Wheat Seedlings by Modulating Zn Transport and ROS Scavenging
Lina Fan(China Medical University), Haitao Liu(Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics), Qiujuan Jiao(Henan Agricultural University), Peiyi Yu(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Shah Fahad(Guilford Technical Community College), Deyuan Liu, Mohammed Ali Alshehri(King Khalid University), Salah Fatouh Abou‐Elwafa(Assiut University), Jingjing Zhang(Gansu Agricultural University), Zhengyang Xu(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Zulfiqar Ali Sahito(Zhejiang University), Shi‐Liang Liu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zihao Song(Capital Medical University), Jin Yang(Southwest University), Gezi Li(Ministry of Ecology and Environment)
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