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Genome-wide analysis reveals the potential role of MYB transcription factors in floral scent formation in Hedychium coronarium

Abbas et al., 2021

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Abbas F
Ke Y
Zhou Y
Yu Y
Waseem M
Ashraf U
Wang C
Wang X
Li X
Yue Y
Yu R
Fan Y
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Frontiers in Plant Science

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The MYB gene family is one of the largest groups of transcription factors (TFs) playing diverse roles in several biological processes. Hedychium coronarium (white ginger lily) is a renowned ornamental plant both in tropical and subtropical regions due to its flower shape …
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