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Nitrate application affects root morphology by altering hormonal status and gene expression patterns in B9 apple rootstock nursery plants

Tahir et al., 2021

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1690627245445141940
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Tahir M
Zhang X
Shah K
Hayat F
Li S
Mao J
Liu Y
Shao Y
Zhang D
et al.
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Fruit Research

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Lateral roots (LRs) are critical for absorbing water, minerals, and nutrients. Nitrate is a vital signaling molecule for regulating LR growth. However, understanding how nitrate interacts with endogenous hormones and genes to coordinate LR development is a bottleneck. In this …
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