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Tag: Multi-omics

Unique starch biosynthesis pathways in wild rice revealed by multi-omics analyses

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Phoebe Baldwin
27 March 2025 / Published in Research Publications
Nurmansyah N, Furtado A, Okemo P and Henry RJ
Multi-omicsstarchWild rice

Multi-omics analysis reveals activation of jasmonate synthesis and modulation of oxidative stress responses in boron deficient pea shoots

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Phoebe Baldwin
21 February 2024 / Published in Research Publications
Chen X, He Y, Shabala S, Smith SM and Yu M
Multi-omicsPhenylpropanoidPisum sativum

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