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Multiple modes of cell division control in Arabidopsis flower development.

Symposia of the Society for Experimental Biology - 1 Jan 1998

Meyerowitz E M, Running M P, Sakai H, Williams R W

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Control of the pattern of cell divisions is central to plant development. Several different types of control exist: examples include control of overall cell number in floral meristems, control of relative cell numbers in floral whorls, and control of the relative spacing of the cell divisions that establish floral organs. Mutations that change each of these levels of control are described: mutations in the...

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