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Transcriptomic and predictive modeling reveal photosynthetic and stress responses associated with ALAD silencing in citrus

Sep 2026 · Planta · Vol 264 · 0 citations · 70 references
Medicine

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Together, the suppression of ALAD reveals a coordinated stress response integrating chloroplast architecture, photosynthetic efficiency, redox regulation, nutrient homeostasis, and defense pathways.

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