Expression Profile of Sugarcane Transcription Factor Genes Involved in Lignin Biosynthesis
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M. Vincentz | R. Vicentini | A. Bottcher | P. Mazzafera | S. Creste | M. A. Landell | Adriana Brombini dos Santos | P. Nobile | M. Brito | M. Landell
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