Sakil Mahmud

Assistant Professor of Plant Science

Lincoln University of Missouri
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Dr. Sakil Mahmud is an Assistant Professor of Plant Science at Lincoln University in Missouri, USA. His research primarily focuses on plant responses to stress, including investigations into calcium signaling, lipid metabolism, and phytohormone interactions. His recent publications explore topics such as wound response mechanisms in Arabidopsis and the effects of boron on auxin transport in plant roots.

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Clay Wright

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Markus Teige

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Ute Vothknecht

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Chhana Ullah

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Ruth Welti

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Amir H. Ahkami

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Bernhard Wurzinger

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Suryatapa Jha

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R Glen Uhrig

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alexandre marand

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Shyam Solanki

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