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Expression of multiple AGAMOUS-like genes in male and female flowers of cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.).

Plant & cell physiology - 1 Jul 1998

Perl-Treves R, Kahana A, Rosenman N, Xiang Y, Silberstein L

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Members of the MADS-box gene family control reproductive development in higher plants. In cucumber, floral development exhibits several interesting features related to a genetically determined sex-expression mechanism, that affects the differentiation of male and female flowers. In this study, three cDNA homologues of the homeotic gene AGAMOUS have been cloned from early-stage floral buds of Cucumis sativus and...

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PMID: 9729894
DOI: 10.1093/oxfordjournals.pcp.a029424

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