CONSTANS acts in the phloem to regulate a systemic signal that induces photoperiodic flowering of Arabidopsis
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Shelley Hepworth | C. Turnbull | C. Vincent | G. Coupland | P. Suárez-López | A. Mouradov | S. Hepworth | M. Piñeiro | George Coupland | Aidyn Mouradov | Colin Turnbull | Hailong An | Clotilde Roussot | Paula Suárez-López | Laurent Corbesier | Coral Vincent | Manuel Piñeiro | Samuel Justin | L. Corbesier | Clotilde Roussot | S. Justin | Hailong An
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