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Overexpression of lily LlWRKY22 enhances multiple abiotic stress tolerances in transgenic Arabidopsis

Li et al., 2022

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Li T
Zhou T
Liang J
Zhang D
Teng N
Wu Z
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Ornamental Plant Research

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In our previous study, a heat-induced differentially expressed WRKY-IIe gene LlWRKY22 is isolated from lily (Lilium longiflorum), which acts as a positive role in thermotolerance, but whether it is involved in other stress responses is unknown. Here, the expression of …
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