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DELLA proteins restrict cell divisions by distinct mechanisms
by Jens Sundström Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Breeding cereal crops with reduced stem length, in so-called semi-dwarf varieties, greatly contributed to yield increases associated with the green revolution. However, the semi-dwarf genotype was also associated with reduced inflorescence size. … Continue reading
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Tagged breeding, DELLA proteins, gibberellin, inflorescence, semi-dwarf cereals, wheat, yield
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Does gibberellin regulate the trade-off between flowering and runnering in strawberry?
by Timo Hytönen Department of Agricultural Sciences, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland Strawberry is one of the most economically-important berry crops in the world. It is a rosette plant that reproduces both generatively and vegetatively through stolons called runners. There is … Continue reading
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Tagged FvGA20ox4, gibberellin, Runnering locus, strawberry, strawberry runnering, terminal flower 1, Timo Hytonen
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