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Tolerance to partial and complete submergence in the forage legume<i>Melilotus siculus</i>: an evaluation of 15 accessions for petiole hyponastic response and gas-filled spaces, leaf hydrophobicity and gas films, and root phellem
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Rice leaf hydrophobicity and gas films are conferred by a wax synthesis gene (<i><scp>LGF</scp>1</i>) and contribute to flood tolerance
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Growth responses of Melilotus siculus accessions to combined salinity and root-zone hypoxia are correlated with differences in tissue ion concentrations and not differences in root aeration
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Sucrose supply from leaves is required for aerenchymatous phellem formation in hypocotyl of soybean under waterlogged conditions
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Aerenchymatous phellem in hypocotyl and roots enables O<sub>2</sub> transport in <i>Melilotus siculus</i>
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