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BpLAZY1A Mediates Transcriptional Polarity and Drives Adaxial Tension Wood Like Tissue Formation in Silver Birch (Betula pendula) Branches
A defining feature of most trees is the architectural distinction between a vertically growing main stem and laterally growing branches. This growth habit increases fitness by increasing photosynthetically active surface area and shading competitors. Here, we studied the weeping birch cultivar Betul
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