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Control of leaf shape through non-cell autonomous TCP4 regulation
Leaf development requires coordinated growth across distinct tissue layers, integrating genetic regulation with mechanical coupling to achieve proper organ shaping. However, the mechanisms coordinating differentiation and growth across layers to ensure coherent leaf morphogenesis remain poorly under
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