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Role of DNA methylation in ecophysiological responses to salinity in natural populations of Phragmites australis from coastal and inland habitats

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Institution:生命科学学院
Journal:Frontiers in Marine Science
First Author:宋慧佳
Document Code:38E66D62E4954D578DFE1268B207DDB2
Issue:9
Number of Words:5
Translation or Not:No
Date of Publication:2022-08

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Role of DNA methylation in ecophysiological responses to salinity in natural populations of Phragmites australis from coastal and inland habitats