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From stem cell dynamics to field phenotypes: genetic and environmental factors in tomato multilocular malformation
This comprehensive review examines the etiology of multilocular fruit deformities and how they are influenced by both genetic factors, like the CLV3-WUS feedback loop, and environmental stressors such as extreme temperatures and fluctuating light levels. The study also sheds light on molecular pathw
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