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CHIMERIC FLORAL ORGANS1, encoding a monocot-specific MADS box protein, regulates floral organ identity in rice.

Plant physiology - 1 Oct 2012

Sang Xianchun, Li Yunfeng, Luo Zengke, Ren Deyong, Fang Likui, Wang Nan, Zhao Fangming, Ling Yinghua, Yang Zhenglin, Liu Yongsheng, He Guanghua

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The control of floral organ identity by homeotic MADS box genes is well established in eudicots. However, grasses have highly specialized outer floral organs, and the identities of the genes that regulate the highly specialized outer floral organs of grasses remain unclear. In this study, we characterized a MIKC-type MADS box gene, CHIMERIC FLORAL ORGANS (CFO1), which plays a key role in the regulation of floral...

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PMID: 22891238
DOI: 10.1104/pp.112.200980
PMCID: PMC3461556

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