Proteomics of contrasting rice genotypes: Identification of potential targets for raising crops for saline environment.
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Ashwani Pareek | Khalid Anwar | Charanpreet Kaur | Sneh Lata Singla-Pareek | A. Pareek | Charanpreet Kaur | S. Singla-Pareek | K. Anwar | Nita Lakra | Nita Lakra
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