Metabolic differences of two constructive species in saline-alkali grassland in China

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RT @botanyone: Grass finds more than one way to survive in saline soil 📰 Story: https://t.co/w8Peqg1BvT 🔬 Research: https://t.co/fo4SGUBTfo…

RT @botanyone: Qi Chen and colleagues have studied two grasses that grow well in alkaline soils to learn how they cope. 📰 Story: https://t…

Qi Chen and colleagues have studied two grasses that grow well in alkaline soils to learn how they cope. 📰 Story: https://t.co/w8Peqg1BvT 🔬 Research: https://t.co/fo4SGUBTfo https://t.co/7S2xKLVXba

RT @botanyone: A study of two species of grass in China finds that they have developed different methods to cope with the stress of saline-…

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