Local and systemic responses conferring acclimation of Brassica napus roots to low phosphorus conditions
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Wei Wang | G. Ding | H. Cai | Fangsen Xu | Lei Shi | Yalin Li | Haijiang Liu | Xinyu Yang | Chuang Wang | Sheliang Wang | Hammond | Philip J. White | Sergey Shabala | Min Yu
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