Transgenic white clover. Studies with the auxin-responsive promoter, GH3, in root gravitropism and lateral root development

P. J. Larkin(Hôpital Nestlé), Michael A. Djordjevic(Australian National University), Jeremy J. Weinman(Australian National University), EA Hall(Australian National University), J. M. Gibson(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), E. Gärtner(Australian National University), Ulrike Mathesius(Australian National University), Barry G. Rolfe(Australian National University), Gregory J. Tanner(The University of Melbourne)
Transgenic Research
September 1, 1996
10.1007/bf01968942
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