The Na(+) transporter, TaHKT1;5-D, limits shoot Na(+) accumulation in bread wheat.
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M. Tester | R. Munns | Bo Xu | A. Athman | Caitlin S. Byrt | D. Plett | M. Gilliham | D. Lightfoot | N. Watson-Haigh | M. Krishnan | A. Jacobs | Matthew Gilliham
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