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Characterization of ascorbate-glutathione cycle response in Zostera marina seedlings under short-term temperature surge

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Title
Characterization of ascorbate-glutathione cycle response in Zostera marina seedlings under short-term temperature surge
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Frontiers in Marine Science, May 2024
DOI 10.3389/fmars.2024.1390074
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Yanzhao Pei, Zhaohua Wang, Wenjie Yan, Bin Zhou

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#23,304,531
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#10,465
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#116,786
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#123
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