Comparative EST profiles of leaf and root of Leymus chinensis, a xerophilous grass adapted to high pH sodic soil
Authors:
- H. JinHJH. Jin
- P. PlahaPPP. Plaha
- J.Y. ParkJPJ.Y. Park
- C.P. HongCHC.P. Hong
- I.S. LeeILI.S. Lee
- Z.H. YangZYZ.H. Yang
- G.B. JiangGJG.B. Jiang
- S.S. KwakSKS.S. Kwak
- S.K. LiuSLS.K. Liu
- J.S. LeeJLJ.S. Lee
- Y.A. KimYKY.A. Kim
- Y.P. LimYLY.P. Lim
- 1 June 2006
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Plant Science
- Vol. 170 (6) , 1081-1086
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