Insertion and excision of a transposable element governs the red floral phenotype in commercial petunias (original) (raw)

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Regulation of anthocyanin biosynthesis involved in the formation of marginal picotee petals in Petunia

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Analysis of expressed sequence tags from Petunia flowers

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Control of Pigment Biosynthesis Genes during Petal Development

Cathie Martin

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Analyse comparative fonctionnelle des gènes WOX impliqués dans le développement de la fleur chez Petunia et Arabidopsis

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