Ethylene and reactive oxygen species are involved in root aerenchyma formation and adaptation of wheat seedlings to oxygen-deficient conditions

Ethylene-mediated reactive oxygen species signalling is involved in adaptive responses of wheat seedlings to waterlogged conditions through controlling formation of lysigenous aerenchyma and expression of genes encoding ethanol fermentation enzymes in roots

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