SCARECROW-LIKE 3 promotes gibberellin signaling by antagonizing master growth repressor DELLA in Arabidopsis
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Yuji Kamiya | Shinjiro Yamaguchi | Jianhong Hu | Rodolfo Zentella | Zhong-Lin Zhang | T. Sun | Y. Kamiya | Shinjiro Yamaguchi | Jianhong Hu | Mikihiro Ogawa | Jun Lim | Jung-ok Heo | R. Zentella | C. Fleet | Tai-ping Sun | Mikihiro Ogawa | Zhong-Lin Zhang | Christine M Fleet | Jung-Ok Heo | Jun Lim | Tai-ping Sun | Rodolfo Zentella
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