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Integrated Transcriptomic and Metabolomic Analysis of Exogenous NAA Effects on Maize Seedling Root Systems under Potassium Deficiency

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By Dongying Zhou, Yuanchun Zhang, Qiqi Dong, Kai Wang
| MDPI
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Physiological Mechanism of Photosynthetic, Nutrient, and Yield Responses of Peanut Cultivars with Different Tolerances under Low K Stress

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By Yuanchun Zhang, Yingyan Liu, Penghao Song, Dongying Zhou
| MDPI
Abstract : Potassium is one of the most important elements for crop growth and development. However, potassium deficiencies are common in the cultivated land of oil crops in the world, which limits the increase in their yields. The photosynthesis, fluorescence, and physiological indexes of peanut plants were affected by low K stress to varying degrees, and finally the yield decreased. However, the effect of low K stress on the photosynthetic physiological mechanism of peanut plants remains unclear.
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