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The Intron Retention Variant CsClpP3m Is Involved in Leaf Chlorosis in Some Tea Cultivars

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Title
The Intron Retention Variant CsClpP3m Is Involved in Leaf Chlorosis in Some Tea Cultivars
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Frontiers in Plant Science, January 2022
DOI 10.3389/fpls.2021.804428
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Xueyin Luo, Mengxian Zhang, Pei Xu, Guofeng Liu, Shu Wei

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#18,574,814
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#680
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