Identification and characterization of a curly-leaf locus CL1 encoding an IAA2 protein in Brassica napus

Identification and characterization of a curly-leaf locus CL1 encoding an IAA2 protein in Brassica napus
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10.1016/j.cj.2022.11.001
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2022-12
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The Crop Journal
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Y. Tan;Lanyang Ren;Jia Wang;Shuyao Ran;Liusha Wu;Ziyi Cheng;C. Qu;Jiana Li;Liezhao Liu-Liezhao-Li
Y. Tan;Lanyang Ren;Jia Wang;Shuyao Ran;Liusha Wu;Ziyi Cheng;C. Qu;Jiana Li;Liezhao Liu-Liezhao-Li
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作者:
Y. Tan;Lanyang Ren;Jia Wang;Shuyao Ran;Liusha Wu;Ziyi Cheng;C. Qu;Jiana Li;Liezhao Liu-Liezhao-Li

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