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Evolutionary relationship of moso bamboo forms and a multihormone regulatory cascade involving culm shape variation.

Plant biotechnology journal - 1 Sept 2024

Liu Yan, Zhu Chenglei, Yue Xianghua, Lin Zeming, Li Hui, Di Xiaolin, Wang Jiangfei, Gao Zhimin

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Moso bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis) known as Mao Zhu (MZ) in Chinese exhibits various forms with distinct morphological characteristics. However, the evolutionary relationship among MZ forms and the mechanisms of culm shape variation are still lacking. Here, the main differences among MZ forms were identified as culm shape variation, which were confirmed by analysing MZ forms (799 bamboo culms) and MZ (458 bamboo...

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PMID: 38743918
DOI: 10.1111/pbi.14370
PMCID: PMC11331781

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