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Branch architecture and flowering time are separately regulated by GhFL and GhSP2 in cotton.

The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology - 1 Jul 2026

Guan Zhenhui, Cai Qiuyan, Miao Pengfei, Cheng Hailiang, Wang Qiaolian, Liu Ji, Song Guoli, Zuo Dongyun

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Crop flowering, a critical aspect of plant growth, is influenced by genetic and environmental factors. The indeterminate growth of cotton can lead to asynchronous flowering and boll setting. This study identified and characterized a determinate growth mutant, dt2, in Gossypium arboreum (G. arboreum) Shixiya 1 (SXY1) through EMS mutagenesis. The dt2 mutant exhibited main axis termination and shoot apical meristem...

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PMID: 42438919
DOI: 10.1111/tpj.71039
PMCID: PMC13358690

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