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Tendril-less regulates tendril formation in pea leaves.

The Plant cell - 1 Feb 2009

Hofer Julie, Turner Lynda, Moreau Carol, Ambrose Mike, Isaac Peter, Butcher Susan, Weller James, Dupin Adeline, Dalmais Marion, Le Signor Christine, Bendahmane Abdelhafid, Ellis Noel

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Tendrils are contact-sensitive, filamentous organs that permit climbing plants to tether to their taller neighbors. Tendrilled legume species are grown as field crops, where the tendrils contribute to the physical support of the crop prior to harvest. The homeotic tendril-less (tl) mutation in ga...

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PMID: 19208900
DOI: 10.1105/tpc.108.064071
PMCID: PMC2660626

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