A two-component system family in Moso bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis) analysis reveals the role of PheRRB8 in salt stress (2024)

1. Shunran Zhang
2. Yangang Lan
3. Linna Wang
4. Chengzhi Jiang
5. Yufang Wang
6. Min Wu
7. Yan Xiang

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