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Table 1 - Citrus transcripts identified by tBLASTn searches of CitEST databases whose deduced amino acid sequences show similarity to drought-responsive mechanism components.
Figure 1 - Expression profile of ion transporter-like transcripts in fruit de- de-velopment libraries stage 1, 2 and 3 from Citrus sinensis (CS) and Citrus reticulata (CR)
Figure 2 - Citrus membrane intrinsic proteins (MIP). (A) Schematic representation of the domain organization of plant MIP family
Figure 3 - Relative abundance of HSP families involved in water stress re- re-sponse in the citrus EST database.
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