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Fig 1.

The seedlings of DXWR showed stronger salt resistance than the seedlings of XB.

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Table 1.

Summary of Illumina transcriptome reads mapped to the reference genome.

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Table 2.

Summary of Illumina transcriptome reads mapped to the reference genes.

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Fig 2.

The number of up- and down-regulated transcripts in the LS and RS compared with the LCK and RCK.

LS, leaves with salt treatment; RS, roots with salt treatment; LCK, leaves without salt treatment; RCK, roots without salt treatment.

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Table 3.

List of published salt resistant genes among the DEGs detected by RNA-Seq.

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Fig 3.

Gene ontology (GO) classification of the unigenes from the LS-vs-LCK (A) and RS-vs-RCK (B).

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Table 4.

The significant GO terms of DEGs for the biological process category both in the LS vs. LCK and RS vs. RCK.

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Fig 4.

KEGG pathway assignments in the LS vs. LCK (A) and RS vs. RCK (B).

The represented categories (Q-value≤ 0.05) and the number of transcripts predicted to belong to each category are shown.

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Fig 5.

The number of up- and down-regulated genes in the LS (LS vs. LCK), RS (RS vs. RCK), shoots, and roots.

(A), up-regulated genes in the LS, shoots, and roots; (B), up-regulated genes in the RS, shoots, and roots; (C), down-regulated genes in the LS, shoots, and roots; (D), down-regulated genes in the RS, shoots, and roots.

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