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The ORGAN SIZE ( ORG ) locus modulates both vegetative and reproductive gigantism in domesticated tomato
Abstract Background and Aims Gigantism is a key component of the domestication syndrome, a suite of traits that differentiates crops from their wild relatives. Allometric gigantism is strongly marked in horticultural crops, causing disproportionate increases in the size of edible parts such as stems
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