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August 18, 2003The Plant CellOpen Access

Analysis of Combinatorial Loss-of-Function Mutants in the Arabidopsis Ethylene Receptors Reveals That the ers1 etr1 Double Mutant Has Severe Developmental Defects That Are EIN2 Dependent

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AHAnne HallAkron Children's HospitalABAnthony B. BleeckerUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison

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