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Some cis-elements of target genes, which are involved in the Signal perception of stress (Drought/salinity and cold) to activating tolerance, 
a) MYCRS/MYBRS
b) NACRS
c) bZIP
d) ABRE
e) MEKK1
These cis-elements are____

#Unit 6. System Physiology – Plant
  1. b, c and e
  2. a, c and e
  3. a, b and d
  4. c, d and e
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