Exogenous Silicon Application Promotes Tolerance of Legumes and Their N2 Fixing Symbiosis to Salt Stress
Authors:
- Ahmed El MoukhtariAMAhmed El Moukhtari
- Nadia LamsaadiNLNadia Lamsaadi
- Aziz OubenaliAOAziz Oubenali
- Mohammed MouradiMMMohammed Mouradi
- Arnould SavoureASArnould Savoure
- Mohamed FarissiMFMohamed Farissi
- 22 October 2021
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Springer Nature in Silicon
- Vol. 14 (12) , 6517-6534
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Funding Information
- hubert curien maghreb partnership (19MAG41)
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