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Long-term high temperatures affect seed maturation and seed coat integrity in Brassica napus
Temperatures above the optimum growth threshold affect seed development, accelerating embryo development and producing seeds with ruptured seed coats. However, the underlying mechanisms of this effect remain unclear. To investigate temperature-induced seed coat rupture, we used a multidisciplinary a
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