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KINASE-INDUCIBLE DOMAIN INTERACTING 8 regulates helical pod morphology in Medicago truncatula.

Plant physiology - 28 Jun 2024

Yu Qianxia, Du Huan, Huang Yuanyuan, Lei Xiao, Wu Xueting, Jiang Jiayu, Huang Wei, Ge Liangfa

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Leguminosae exhibits a wide diversity of legume forms with varying degrees of spiral morphologies, serving as an ideal clade for studying the growth and development of spiral organs. While soybean (Glycine max) develops straight pods, the pod of the model legume Medicago truncatula is a helix structure. Despite the fascinating structures and intensive description of the pods in legumes, little is known regarding...

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PMID: 38502062
DOI: 10.1093/plphys/kiae170

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