Elevated atmospheric CO2 and silicon antagonistically regulate anti-herbivore phytohormone and defence gene expression levels in wheat
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    This is a raw data trying to explain how elevated atmospheric CO2 concentration can impact plant defense mechanisms when plants are challenged by insect herbivores.
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      Data publication title Elevated atmospheric CO2 and silicon antagonistically regulate anti-herbivore phytohormone and defence gene expression levels in wheat
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      This is a raw data trying to explain how elevated atmospheric CO2 concentration can impact plant defense mechanisms when plants are challenged by insect herbivores.
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      • Quantitative Ecology
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      • 4102 - Ecological applications
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      Citation Biru, Fikadu; Nayak, Jwalit; Waterman, Jamie; Cazzonelli, Christopher; Elbaum, Rivka; Johnson, Scott (2024): Elevated atmospheric CO2 and silicon antagonistically regulate anti-herbivore phytohormone and defence gene expression levels in wheat. Mendeley Data . https://doi.org/10.17632/hnjs4yw5w6.1

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