ArticlePlant communications2021
Two MADS-box genes regulate vascular cambium activity and secondary growth by modulating auxin homeostasis in
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Abstract
In trees, stem secondary growth depends on vascular cambium proliferation activity and subsequent cell differentiation, in which an auxin concentration gradient across the cambium area plays a crucial role in regulating the process. However, the underlying molecular mechanism for the establishment of auxin concentration is not fully understood. In this study, we identified two function-unknown MADS-box genes,
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