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A mutation in Arabidopsis SEEDLING PLASTID DEVELOPMENT1 affects plastid differentiation in embryo-derived tissues during seedling growth

Ruppel et al., 2011

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Ruppel N
Logsdon C
Whippo C
Inoue K
Hangarter R
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Plant physiology

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Abstract Oilseed plants like Arabidopsis (Arabidopsis thaliana) develop green photosynthetically active embryos. Upon seed maturation, the embryonic chloroplasts degenerate into a highly reduced plastid type called the eoplast. Upon germination, eoplasts …
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