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Stronger drought tolerance in C4 compared with C3 grass crops is achieved via both avoidance and resistance strategies
Grasses comprise many of the world's major cereal crops, yet the physiological mechanisms underlying their resilience to environmental stress remain unclear. While C 4 grasses tend to display higher water-use efficiency than C 3 grasses, little is known about the underlying physiological and
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