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Low light intensity delays vegetative phase change in <i>Arabidopsis thaliana</i>

2021-01-08

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Plants that develop under low intensity light (LL) often display a phenotype known as the “shade tolerance syndrome (STS)”. This syndrome is similar to the phenotype of plants in the juvenile phase of shoot development, but the basis for this similarity is unknown. We tested the hypothesis that the STS is regulated by the same mechanism that regulates the juvenile vegetative phase by examining the effect of LL on...

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56a74b8a-974b-5781-ae4e-105151b9ced2
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10.1101/2021.01.08.425922
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