GmCOI1, a soybean F-box protein gene, shows ability to mediate jasmonate-regulated plant defense and fertility in Arabidopsis.
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Daoxin Xie | W. Peng | D. Xie | Lian-Hui Zhang | Zhi-long Wang | L. Dai | Zide Jiang | Liangying Dai | Guoliang Wang | Guoliang Wang | Zhilong Wang | Zide Jiang | Wen Peng | Lianhui Zhang | Z. Jiang | Zide Jiang | Zhilong Wang
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