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Light control of Arabidopsis developmental pattern.

Symposia of the Society for Experimental Biology - 1 Jan 1998

Deng X W

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As sessile organisms, higher plants are characterized by a high degree of developmental pattern plasticity in response to environmental signals, and in many cases respond to the changing environment by tailoring their developmental patterns in a way that maximizes their chances of survival and reproduction. Given the importance of photosynthesis to plant survival, light signals are arguably among the most...

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