Early increased expression of a cyclin-dependant protein kinase (LtCDKA1;1) during inflorescence initiation of the long day grass Lolium temulentum

Gocal, Gregory; King, Rod W

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Early increased expression of a cyclin-dependant protein kinase (LtCDKA1;1) during inflorescence initiation of the long day grass Lolium temulentum

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2013

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Gocal, Gregory

King, Rod W

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CSIRO Publishing

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Knowing where and when different genes express at the shoot apex during the transition to flowering will help in understanding this developmental switch. The CDKA family of serine/threonine kinase genes are appropriate candidates for such developmental sw

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Functional Plant Biology

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10.1071/FP12294

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