The Ca2+ Sensor SCaBP3/CBL7 Modulates Plasma Membrane H+-ATPase Activity and Promotes Alkali Tolerance in Arabidopsis.
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J. Kudla | Yujiao Wu | Chunpeng Song | Yan Guo | Qiuyan Dong | Yongqing Yang | Liang Ma | Zhijia Yang | Qinpei Li | Xuping Ni
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