Isolation of genes expressed during early dehydration and detailed molecular analysis of Cp-Hsfl, a new Hsf-homologue, from the resurrection plant craterostigma plantagineum

Isolation of genes expressed during early dehydration and detailed molecular analysis of Cp-Hsfl, a new Hsf-homologue, from the resurrection plant craterostigma plantagineum

by Christine Bockel

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