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Chloroplastic Os3BGlu6 contributes significantly to cellular ABA pools and impacts drought tolerance and photosynthesis in rice
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<scp>ABA</scp> inhibits entry into stomatal‐lineage development in <scp>A</scp>rabidopsis leaves
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