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A Critical Role of OsMADS1 in the Development of the Body of the Palea in Rice

Jianmin Wan Wenwei Zhang Jie Zhang Yue Cai Haigang Yan Jie Jin Xiaoman You Liang Wang Fei Kong Ming Zheng Guoxiang Wang Ling Jiang 2018년

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