A tobacco homolog of DCN1 is involved in pollen development and embryogenesis
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K. Palme | Yongfeng Jin | E. Heberle‐Bors | V. Voronin | A. Touraev | Christina Friedmann | J. Hosp | A. Ribarits | A. Tashpulatov | E. Ankele | Tatiana Resch | K. Retzer
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