Prenatal arsenic exposure from metal mixtures significantly increases offspring blood pressure, with a 4.41 mm Hg rise in systolic BP linked to maternal levels.
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The FtMYB46-FtNRAMP3 module in Tartary buckwheat significantly enhances plant tolerance to lead and cadmium, with overexpression increasing tolerance by up to 50%.
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CsNIP2 and CsNIP16 enable Al-F complex transport, leading to hyperaccumulation in tea plants, with CsNIP2 promoting root-shoot translocation and accumulation.
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Exogenous ABA enhances salt tolerance in Astragalus cicer by activating key regulatory networks, including hormone signaling and MAPK pathways, improving growth and stress resilience.
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Tea plants activate specific Pi signaling modules to enhance phosphate use efficiency and tolerate aluminium toxicity, with CsPHT1.4 and CsPHT1.5 transporters playing key roles.
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