Apple <scp><i>SEPALLATA1/2</i></scp>‐like genes control fruit flesh development and ripening
Hilary Ireland(Plant & Food Research), Robert J. Schaffer(Plant & Food Research), Niels J. Nieuwenhuizen(Plant & Food Research), Kularajathevan Gunaseelan(Plant & Food Research), Jia‐Long Yao(Plant & Food Research), Robert A. Winz(Plant & Food Research), Karine David(University of Auckland), Paul W. Sutherland(AgResearch), Sumathi Tomes(Plant & Food Research)
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