TOR signaling is the potential core of conserved regulation of trichome development in plant
Yu Lan(Shenyang Agricultural University), Na Cui(Shenyang Agricultural University), Pengpeng Hu(Shenyang Agricultural University), Yang Yu(Shenyang Agricultural University), Xiaoyu Wang(Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China), Haiyan Fan(Shenyang Agricultural University), Qi Ding(Shenyang Agricultural University), Haoran Wang(Sun Yat-sen University), Xiangnan Meng(Shenyang Agricultural University), Hongyun Xing(Shenyang Agricultural University)
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