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The defective seed5 (des5) mutant: effects on barley seed development and HvDek1, HvCr4, and HvSal1 gene regulation.

Journal of experimental botany - 1 Jan 2008

Olsen Lene T, Divon Hege H, Al Ronald, Fosnes Kjetil, Lid Stein Erik, Opsahl-Sorteberg Hilde-Gunn

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Barley, one of the major small grain crops, is especially important in climatically demanding agricultural areas of the world, with multiple uses within food, feed, and beverage. The barley endosperm is further of special scientific interest due to its three aleurone cell layers, with the potential of bringing forward the molecular understanding of seed development and cell specification from Arabidopsis and...

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PMID: 18791195
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/ern228
PMCID: PMC2561152

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