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Long-distance signals positively regulate the expression of iron uptake genes in tobacco roots
Long-distance signals generated in shoots are thought to be associated with the regulation of iron uptake from roots; however, the signaling mechanism is still unknown. To elucidate whether the signal regulate...
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Management of nitrogen fertilizer application, rather than functional gene abundance, governs nitrous oxide fluxes in hydroponics with rockwool
Nitrous oxide (N2O) is a strong greenhouse effective gas (GHG); the primary human source of N2O is agricultural activities. Excessive nitrogen (N) fertilization of agricultural land is now widely recognized as a ...