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Abstract
The transcription factor AGAMOUS mediates the specification of reproductive floral organs by controlling the expression of a large number of genes with regulatory functions involved in a multitude of developmental processes. Together with other floral organ identity factors, it contributes to the suppression of the leaf development program through the direct suppression of key regulatory genes.
Journal
The Plant Cell – Oxford University Press
Published: Jul 2, 2013