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Previous studies have shown that Cd exposure can inhibit plant growth and organ development, limit the absorption of nutrients and water, disrupt the activity of reactive oxygen species (ROS), and perturb photosynthesis and other physiological activities all of which can negatively affect yields and grain quality 5,6,7
Choosing between peptides without understanding the underlying problem is not precision medicine
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