Ultra-low gossypol cottonseed: generational stability of the seed-specific, RNAi-mediated phenotype and resumption of terpenoid profile following seed germination.
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Sylvain Marcel | S. Palle | R. Stipanovic | L. Puckhaber | K. Rathore | Sylvain Marcel | Ganesan Sunilkumar | Lorraine Puckhaber | Robert D Stipanovic | Keerti S Rathore | Sabarinath Sundaram | Leanne M Campbell | Sreenath R Palle | Thomas C Wedegaertner | L. M. Campbell | S. Sundaram | T. Wedegaertner | G. Sunilkumar
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