RiceXPro: a platform for monitoring gene expression in japonica rice grown under natural field conditions
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Yoshiaki Nagamura | Nobukazu Namiki | Yutaka Sato | Kazuhiko Sugimoto | Hinako Takehisa | Kaori Kamatsuki | Hiroshi Minami | Baltazar A. Antonio | Yuji Shimizu | Hirohiko Hirochika | Yutaka Sato | B. Antonio | Y. Nagamura | H. Takehisa | H. Hirochika | N. Namiki | K. Sugimoto | H. Minami | Kaori Kamatsuki | Yuji Shimizu
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