Arabidopsis HECATE genes function in phytohormone control during gynoecium development.

Arabidopsis HECATE genes function in phytohormone control during gynoecium development.
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10.1242/dev.120444
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2015-10-01
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Development (Cambridge, England)
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Lohmann JU
Lohmann JU
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其他
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作者:
Schuster C;Gaillochet C;Lohmann JU

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