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Hierarchical Transcription Factor and Chromatin Binding Network for Wood Formation in Black Cottonwood (
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Abstract
Wood remains the world's most abundant and renewable resource for timber and pulp and is an alternative to fossil fuels. Understanding the molecular regulation of wood formation can advance the engineering of wood for more efficient material and energy productions. We integrated a black cottonwood (
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