Auxin Inhibition of Decapitation-Induced Branching Is Dependent on Graft-Transmissible Signals Regulated by Genes<i>Rms1</i>and<i>Rms2</i>
Christine A. Beveridge(The University of Queensland), Colin Turnbull(Imperial College London), Gregory M. Symons(University of Tasmania)
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