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2017A genetic screen for impaired systemic RNAi highlights the crucial role of DICER-LIKE 2Taochy, C.; Gursanscky, N.; Cao, J.; Fletcher, S.; Dressel, U.; Mitter, N.; Tucker, M.; Koltunow, A.; Bowman, J.; Vaucheret, H.; Carroll, B.
2009Manipulation of alternative oxidase can influence salt tolerance in Arabidopsis thalianaSmith, C.; Melino, V.; Sweetman, C.; Soole, K.
2013Salicylic acid improves salinity tolerance in Arabidopsis by restoring membrane potential and preventing salt-induced K⁺ loss via a GORK channelJayakannan, M.; Bose, J.; Babourina, O.; Rengel, Z.; Shabala, S.
2016Identification of a stelar-localized transport protein that facilitates root-to-shoot transfer of chloride in arabidopsisLi, B.; Byrt, C.; Qiu, J.; Baumann, U.; Hrmova, M.; Evrard, A.; Johnson, A.; Birnbaum, K.; Mayo, G.; Jha, D.; Henderson, S.; Tester, M.; Gilliham, M.; Roy, S.
2009Shoot Na+ exclusion and increased salinity tolerance engineered by cell type-specific alteration of Na+ transport in arabidopsisMoller, I.; Gilliham, M.; Jha, D.; Mayo, G.; Roy, S.; Coates, J.; Haseloff, J.; Tester, M.
2003Microarray analysis of the nitrate response in Arabidopsis roots and shoots reveals over 1,000 rapidly responding genes and new linkages to glucose, trehalose-6-phosphate, iron, and sulfate metabolismWang, R.; Okamoto, M.; Xing, X.; Crawford, N.
2007Dissection of the AtNRT2.1:AtNRT2.2 inducible high-affinity nitrate transporter gene clusterLi, W.; Wang, Y.; Okamoto, M.; Crawford, N.; Siddiqi, M.; Glass, A.
2003Identification of a plant nitric oxide synthase gene involved in hormonal signalingGuo, F.; Okamoto, M.; Crawford, N.
2011A fasciclin-like Arabinogalactan-protein (FLA) mutant of Arabidopsis thaliana, fla1, shows defects in shoot regenerationJohnson, K.; Kibble, N.; Bacic, A.; Schultz, C.; Peer, W.A.
2011Reduced expression of the SHORT-ROOT gene increases the rates of growth and development in hybrid Poplar and ArabidosisWang, J.; Andersson-Gunneras, S.; Gaboreanu, I.; Hertzberg, M.; Tucker, M.; Zheng, B.; Lesniewska, J.; Mellerowicz, E.; Laux, T.; Sandberg, G.; Jones, B.; Schönbach, C.

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