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Exogenous hormonal application regulates the occurrence of wheat tillers by changing endogenous hormones

Cai et al., 2018

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Cai T
Meng X
Liu X
Liu T
Wang H
Jia Z
Yang D
Ren X
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Frontiers in plant science

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Plant hormones play important roles in regulating the occurrence of crop tillers. However, little is known about the relationships and the underlying mechanisms between endogenous hormones and the occurrence of wheat tillers induced by exogenous hormones. In this …
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