Evolution of ALOG gene family suggests various roles in establishing plant architecture of Torenia fournieri

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Evolution of ALOG gene family suggests various roles in establishing plant architecture of Torenia fournieri

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scientific article published on 20 September 2018

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Evolution of ALOG gene family ...... hitecture of Torenia fournieri

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Evolution of ALOG gene family ...... hitecture of Torenia fournieri

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Evolution of ALOG gene family ...... hitecture of Torenia fournieri

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Da Luo

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Liang He

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Wei Xiao

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Xinran Yao

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Yawen Lei

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Ziqing Ye

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10.1186/S12870-018-1431-1

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Shihao Su

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2018-09-20T00:00:00Z

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