Interaction of COP1 and UVR8 regulates UV‐B‐induced photomorphogenesis and stress acclimation in Arabidopsis
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Edward J Oakeley | Ferenc Nagy | Gareth I Jenkins | E. Oakeley | F. Nagy | C. Cloix | G. Jenkins | Jean-Jacques Favory | R. Ulm | Luca Rizzini | Roman Ulm | A. Albert | Catherine Cloix | Markus Funk | Attila Oravecz | Andreas Albert | Jean-Jacques Favory | Henriette Gruber | Harald K Seidlitz | Luca Rizzini | Agnieszka Stec | Attila Oravecz | H. Seidlitz | M. Funk | Henriette Gruber | Agnieszka Stec | Markus Funk | Andreas Albert | Gareth I Jenkins
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