Transcriptomic analyses reveal common heterophylly regulations in eight amphibious eudicots.

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Heterophylly, the ability of plants to produce various leaf forms in response to environments, is widely seen in nature. Aquatic plants emerged from various lineages of land plants, and amphibious species are those that can survive in both terrestrial and submerged conditions. In this study, we conducted phenotypical studies and transcriptomic analyses of eight amphibious eudicots. We quantified leaf shape...

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