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Ectopic expression of Kxhkn5 in the viviparous species Kalanchoe × Houghtonii induces a novel pattern of epiphyll development.

Transgenic research - 1 Feb 2013

Laura Marina, Borghi Cristina, Regis Cristina, Cassetti Arianna, Allavena Andrea

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KxhKN5 (class 1 KNOX gene) was cloned from Kalanchoe × houghtonii with strong tendency to form epiphylls on leaves. KxhKN5 appear to be homologue of BP of A. thaliana on the basis of phylogeny, expression and phenotype analysis. Beside the modification of several plant and leaf traits, the appearance of epiphylls was drastically reduced by both the silencing and the over-expression of KxhKN5 in most of the...

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PMID: 22829336
DOI: 10.1007/s11248-012-9628-9

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