ArticleInternational journal of molecular sciences2020
Modulation of Energy Metabolism Is Important for Low-Oxygen Stress Adaptation in Brassicaceae Species.
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Low-oxygen stress, mainly caused by soil flooding, is a serious abiotic stress affecting crop productivity worldwide. To understand the mechanisms of low-oxygen stress responses and adaptation of plants, we characterized and compared low-oxygen responses in six species with different accessions of the Brassicaceae family. Based on the growth and survival responses to submergence or low-oxygen condition, these accessions could be divided into three groups: (i) Highly tolerant species (
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