Dt 2 Is a Gain-of-Function MADS-Domain Factor Gene That Speci fi es Semideterminacy in Soybean
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J. Specht | R. Nelson | T. Clemente | Zhixi Tian | Ying-Hui Li | L. Qiu | Xiaodong Liu | Meixia Zhao | Jieqing Ping | Yunfeng Liu | Lianjun Sun | Maoyun She | Y. Sui | F. Lin | Zong-xiang Tang | Hanh T. M. Nguyen | J. Maa | Ying-hui Li
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