NO-dependent accumulation of inorganic ions and proline determines the protective effect of nitric oxide on mustard growth under the conditions of salinization

Холодова, В. П.; Гринин, Антон; Bashmakova, E. B.; Meshcheryakov, A. B.; Кузнецов, Вл. В.

doi:10.1134/s0012496611040119

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NO-dependent accumulation of inorganic ions and proline determines the protective effect of nitric oxide on mustard growth under the conditions of salinization

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