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A set of AP2-like genes is associated with inflorescence branching and architecture in domesticated rice

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Harrop, Thomas | Mantegazza, Otho | Luong, Ai My | Béthune, Kevin | Lorieux, Mathias | Jouannic, Stefan | Adam, Hélène

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International audience. A set of AP2-like genes regulate rice axillary meristem determination and evolved during the African and Asian domestications. These genes are new targets for crop improvement.

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