Validated reference genes for normalization of RT-qPCR in developing organs of wheat to study developmentally/spatio-temporally expressed family genes. [PDF]
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Evolution of Microsporogenesis in Angiosperms
International Journal of Plant Sciences, 2002Microsporogenesis is highly labile in early‐branching angiosperms, i.e., those with mostly sulcate pollen, compared with the tricolpate and tricolpate‐derived eudicots. New records of microsporogenesis in basal angiosperms (19 taxa were examined), together with a review of the literature, demonstrate that the existing typology has been too strictly ...
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