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Hair, encoding a single C2H2 zinc-finger protein, regulates multicellular trichome formation in tomato.

The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology - 1 Oct 2018

Chang Jiang, Yu Ting, Yang Qihong, Li Changxing, Xiong Cheng, Gao Shenghua, Xie Qingmin, Zheng Fangyan, Li Hanxia, Tian Zhendong, Yang Changxian, Ye Zhibiao

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Trichomes originate from the epidermal cells of nearly all terrestrial plants, which are specialized unicellular or multicellular structures. Although the molecular mechanism regulating unicellular trichome formation has been extensively characterized, most of the genes essential for multicellular trichome formation remain unknown. In this study, we identified an associated locus on the long arm of chromosome 10...

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PMID: 29981215
DOI: 10.1111/tpj.14018

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