Effect of Drought Stress on Osmotic Adjustment in Different Maize Inbred Lines at Seedling Stage

Author： PEI Er-Qin DAN Yun-Su LIU Pi-Qing SONG Yan-Chun WANG Tian-Yu LI Yu

Publisher： Editorial Office of Journal of Plant Genetic Resources

ISSN： 1672-1810

Source： Journal of Plant Genetic Resources, Vol.11, Iss.1, 2010-01, pp. : 40-45

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