Pattern formation in the Arabidopsis embryo: a genetic perspective.

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During embryogenesis, a single cell gives rise to different cell types, tissues and organs which are arranged in a biologically meaningful context, or pattern. The resulting basic body organization of higher plants, which is expressed in the seedling, provides a reference system for postembryonic development during which the meristems of the shoot and the root produce the adult body. The seedling may be viewed as...

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