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September 22, 2026The Plant CellOpen Access

Branching out or bearing fruit: how MADS-box transcription factors orchestrate maize ovule development

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Ved Prakash; Branching out or bearing fruit: how MADS-box transcription factors orchestrate maize ovule development, The Plant Cell, , koag296, https://doi

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