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61-62.
Asymmetrical root development as a reaction to abiotic stresses
Asymmetrical root development as a reaction to abiotic stresses
Roots can develop resilience and protective barriers to drought and cadmium-induced (Cd) stress. Líška et al. study the ways in which the vascular tissues of roots develop characteristics to mitigate the effects of local abiotic stressors. Maize primary root (Zea mays L., hybrid ‘Reduta’) exposed to unilateral treatment by drought (Air) and attached to wet agar-solified MS medium (Agar) on the…
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Growth of roots
