Genetic improvement of Chinese cabbage for salt and drought tolerance by constitutive expression of a B. napus LEA gene
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Akira Kanno | T. Kameya | Zaochang Liu | A. Kanno | Byong-Jin Park | Byong-Jin Park | Zaochang Liu | Toshiaki Kameya
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