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CRY1a influences the diurnal transcription of photoreceptor genes in tomato plants after gibberellin treatment.

Plant signaling & behavior - 1 Aug 2012

Facella Paolo, Daddiego Loretta, Perrotta Gaetano

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Light is one of the most important environmental signal for plants. Involvement of hormones, such as gibberellic acid, in light regulated development has been known for many years, though the molecular mechanisms remain still largely unknown. To shed light on possible interactions between phyto-h...

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PMID: 22827952
DOI: 10.4161/psb.20657
PMCID: PMC3474674

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