Evolutionary Analysis of Calcium-Dependent Protein Kinase in Five Asteraceae Species

Evolutionary Analysis of Calcium-Dependent Protein Kinase in Five Asteraceae Species
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10.3390/plants9010032
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2019-12
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Plants
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Liping Zhu;Bowen Zheng;Wangyang Song;Hongbin Li;Xiang Jin
Liping Zhu;Bowen Zheng;Wangyang Song;Hongbin Li;Xiang Jin
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Liping Zhu;Bowen Zheng;Wangyang Song;Hongbin Li;Xiang Jin

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