Characterization and expression analysis of a novel RING-HC gene, ZmRHCP1, involved in brace root development and abiotic stress responses in maize
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Qi Sun | Y. Yanli | Meng Zhao | Zhaodong Meng | Li Wencai | Liang Wenlan
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