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Overexpressing drought recovery candidate genes in a cell-type-specific manner to improve drought recovery
As climate change continues to progress, improving plants’ resilience to drought becomes increasingly important to protecting food security. Despite extensive knowledge about the molecular mechanisms of drought response in plants, we still lack efficient solutions for protecting plants from drought
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