TAA1-Mediated Auxin Biosynthesis Is Essential for Hormone Crosstalk and Plant Development
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Anna N. Stepanova | Karel Doležal | G. Jürgens | J. Alonso | A. Stepanova | J. Yun | D. Xie | A. Schlereth | K. Doležal | Jose M. Alonso | Gerd Jürgens | Jeonga Yun | De-Yu Xie | Joyce Robertson-Hoyt | Larissa M. Benavente | Alexandra Schlereth | J. Robertson-Hoyt | Larissa M Benavente | Jeonga Yun
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