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The Arabidopsis Myb genes MYR1 and MYR2 are redundant negative regulators of flowering time under decreased light intensity.

The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology - 1 May 2011

Zhao Chengsong, Hanada Atsushi, Yamaguchi Shinjiro, Kamiya Yuji, Beers Eric P

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Changes in the duration, quality and intensity of light affect flowering time. Compared with the effects of light duration and quality, less is known about the effects of light intensity on flowering. Here we describe two paralogous single Myb domain genes, MYB-RELATED PROTEIN 1 (MYR1) and MYB-RELATED PROTEIN 2 (MYR2), and their roles as repressors of responses to decreased light intensity in Arabidopsis....

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PMID: 21255164
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-313X.2011.04508.x

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