Integrated morpho-physiological, biochemical and transcriptomic analyses reveal wheat responses to antimony toxicity and brassinosteroid-mediated alleviation
Lina Fan(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Haitao Liu(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Evgenios Agathokleous(Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology), Jingjing Zhang(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Shiliang Liu(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Huihong Zhang(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Gezi Li(Ministry of Ecology and Environment), Jin Yang(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Yinglong Chen(The University of Western Australia), Jiaokun Li(Central South University), Qiujuan Jiao(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Shah Fahad(Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan), Xiaolei Jie(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), GuiYing Jiang(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs)
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