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Abscisic Acid Signaling Cascade in Drought-Induced Competition

Agricultural Bioinformatics

Weed Competition Tolerance Gene Identification

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Agricultural Bioinformatics › Weed Competition Tolerance Gene Identification

Abscisic Acid Signaling Cascade in Drought-Induced Competition

This research analyzes the abscisic acid synthesis and perception genes that mediate crop tolerance to combined stresses of weed competition and water limitation. The study identifies key ABA signaling components that enhance stomatal regulation and water-use efficiency under competitive pressure.

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