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PpMYB52 negatively regulates peach bud break through the gibberellin pathway and through interactions with PpMIEL1

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Title
PpMYB52 negatively regulates peach bud break through the gibberellin pathway and through interactions with PpMIEL1
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Frontiers in Plant Science, August 2022
DOI 10.3389/fpls.2022.971482
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Yuzheng Zhang, Qiuping Tan, Ning Wang, Xiangguang Meng, Huajie He, Binbin Wen, Wei Xiao, Xiude Chen, Dongmei Li, Xiling Fu, Ling Li

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#20,498,776
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#908
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