Jasmonic acid-dependent regulation of seed dormancy following maternal herbivory in Arabidopsis.

Jasmonic acid-dependent regulation of seed dormancy following maternal herbivory in Arabidopsis.
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10.1111/nph.14525
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2017-06
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The New phytologist
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P. Singh;A. Dave;F. Vaistij;D. Worrall;G. Holroyd;Jonathan G Wells;F. Kamiński;I. Graham;M. Roberts
P. Singh;A. Dave;F. Vaistij;D. Worrall;G. Holroyd;Jonathan G Wells;F. Kamiński;I. Graham;M. Roberts
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P. Singh;A. Dave;F. Vaistij;D. Worrall;G. Holroyd;Jonathan G Wells;F. Kamiński;I. Graham;M. Roberts

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