Journal Articles|Published: 2012
Bacterial nitrous oxide reductase expressed in transgenic plants: Evidence for sufficient anaerobicity to permit activity
Shen Wan, Kagami Goto, Yaseen Mottiar, Julianne M Staebler, Amanda M Johnson, Anastassia Voronova, David R Blais, Mohsin A Zaidi, Illimar Altosaar
Canadian Journal of Plant Science(2012)1283 – 1294
Citation
Wan, S., Goto, K., Mottiar, Y., Staebler, J. M., Johnson, A. M., Voronova, A., Blais, D. R., Zaidi, M. A., & Altosaar, I. (2012). Bacterial nitrous oxide reductase expressed in transgenic plants: Evidence for sufficient anaerobicity to permit activity. Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 92(7), 1283–1294. https://doi.org/10.4141/CJPS2011-284
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