The Arabidopsis ABA-deficient mutant aba4 demonstrates that the major route for stress-induced ABA accumulation is via neoxanthin isomers.
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The Arabidopsis ABA-deficient mutant aba4 demonstrates that the major route for stress-induced ABA accumulation is via neoxanthin isomers.
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The Arabidopsis ABA-deficient ...... ion is via neoxanthin isomers.
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The Arabidopsis ABA-deficient ...... ion is via neoxanthin isomers.
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The Arabidopsis ABA-deficient ...... ion is via neoxanthin isomers.
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The Arabidopsis ABA-deficient ...... ion is via neoxanthin isomers.
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The Arabidopsis ABA-deficient ...... ion is via neoxanthin isomers.
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The Arabidopsis ABA-deficient ...... ion is via neoxanthin isomers.
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Alexandra To
Annie Marion-Poll
Aurélie De Almeida
Bruno Sotta
Helen M North
Jean-Pierre Boutin
Lucy Botran
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10.1111/J.1365-313X.2007.03094.X
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2007-04-23T00:00:00Z