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Role of peroxisome and beta-oxidation in membrane lipid remodeling in response to phosphate starvation in Arabidopsis thaliana
Phosphate (Pi) starvation is a frequent abiotic stress encountered by plants in nature and significantly affecting plant growth and crop yield. To adapt to Pi starvation, plants activate various mechanisms to ensure their survival, including increasing Pi uptake from soil and remobilizing intracellu
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