Study of comparative proteomics reveals the molecular mechanisms underlying the flooding tolerance of Syzygium cumini against long-term partial submergence.

ABSTRACT: Proteome profiling contributes a better understanding of physiological and biochemical readjustment of Syzygium cumini seedlings after prolonged partial submergence. After 100 days flooding treatment, S. cumini has formed a new level of physiological balance in the present of well-developed adventitious roots. Comparative proteome analysis can illuminate the biological process involved in this maintenance mechanisms of new balance.

ORGANISM(S): Syzygium Cumini

SUBMITTER: Yang Ding  

PROVIDER: PXD015156 | iProX | Tue Aug 27 00:00:00 BST 2019

REPOSITORIES: iProX