Modification of Phytohormone Response by a Peptide Encoded by ENOD40 of Legumes and a Nonlegume
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T. Bisseling | I. Czaja | J. Wellink | A. van Kammen | J. Schell | H. Franssen | K. Pawlowski | J. Schmidt | U. Wieneke | R. Walden | J Schell | A van Kammen | T Bisseling | K van de Sande | K Pawlowski | I Czaja | U Wieneke | J Schmidt | R Walden | M Matvienko | J Wellink | H Franssen | M. Matvienko | K. van de Sande
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