LEAF YELLOWING AND ANTHOCYANIN ACCUMULATION ARE TWO GENETICALLY INDEPENDENT STRATEGIES IN RESPONSE TO NITROGEN LIMITATION IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA.

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LEAF YELLOWING AND ANTHOCYANIN ACCUMULATION ARE TWO GENETICALLY INDEPENDENT STRATEGIES IN RESPONSE TO NITROGEN LIMITATION IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA.

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Main Author:	CELINE DIAZ ... [ET AL.]
Other Authors:	VERA SALIBA-COLOMBANI, OLIVIER LOUDET, PIERRE BELLUOMO, LAURENCE MOREAU, FRANÇOISE DANIEL-VEDELE, JEAN-FRANÇOIS MOROT-GAUDRY, CELINE MASCLAUX-DAUBRESSE
Format:	Article
Language:	Spanish
Subjects:	NITROGENO HOJAS PLANTAS FENOTIPOS GENES Artículos de revista

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