Transcriptomic profiling of major carbon and amino acid metabolism in the roots of Arabidopsis thaliana treated with various rhizotoxic ions
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Nozomu Sakurai | Hiroyuki Koyama | Daisuke Shibata | N. Sakurai | D. Shibata | H. Koyama | Cheng-Ri Zhao | Yoshiharu Sawaki | Cheng-Ri Zhao | Y. Sawaki
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