Stronger ROS Scavenging Supports Brother Better than Sister Sibling over Water Deficit in Artificial-bred Poplar Hybrids

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Stronger ROS Scavenging Supports Brother Better than Sister Sibling over Water Deficit in Artificial-bred Poplar Hybrids

Chen, Fugui¹
Gong, Yu¹
Liu, Shuangyan¹
Wang, Yiyun¹
Luo, Linjie¹
Zhu, Guoping¹
Zhao, Han²

1. Anhui Normal University
2. Chinese Academy of Forestry

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Stronger ROS Scavenging Supports Brother Better than Sister Sibling over Water Deficit in Artificial-bred Poplar Hybrids

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