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. 2022 Jun 7;9:uhac124. doi: 10.1093/hr/uhac124

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Enrichment and network analysis highlighted key pathways and hub genes involved in photosynthetic responses in walnut under drought and recovery conditions. (A) Top KEGG descriptions significantly enriched using genes associated with photosynthetic traits under WW, WS and WR conditions. Different colours in X-axis represent different significant levels of the KEGG pathways. The y-axis represents the KEGG pathways. Sub-networks of the most important hub genes from all the genes associated with photosynthetic traits under (B) well-watered (WW), (C) water-stressed (WS), and (D) water-recovery (WR) conditions are shown.