Bin Zhou, Lin Zhang, Abid Ullah, Xin Jin, Xiyan Yang , Xianlong Zhang.2016.Plos One
Abstract
Plants often face multiple stresses including drought, extreme temperature, salinity, nutrition deficiency and biotic stresses during growth and development. All the stresses result in a series of physiological and metabolic reactions and then generate reversible inhibition of metabolism and growth and can cause seriously irreversible damage, even death. At each stage of cotton growth, environmental stress conditions pose devastating threats to plant growth and development, especially yield and quality. Due to the complex stress conditions and unclear molecular mechanisms of stress response, there is an urgent need to explore the mechanisms of cotton response against abiotic stresses.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Identification%20of%20Multiple%20Stress%20Responsive%20Genes%20Sequencing%20a%20Normalized%20cDNA%20Library%20from%20Sea-Land%20Cotton
DOI：10.1371/journal.pone.0152927. eCollection 2016.（IF=3.234）
PMID： 27031331[PubMed - in process]