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5. A single nucleotide deletion in gibberellin 20-oxidase 1 causes alpine dwarfism in Arabidopsis thali

A single nucleotide deletion in gibberellin 20-oxidase 1 causes alpine dwarfism in Arabidopsis thali

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【摘 要】

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　　Alpine dwarfism is widely observed in alpine plant populations and often considered a high-altitude adaptation, yet its molecular basis and ecological relev

【作 者】

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Yonghai Luo Xinwei Dong Tianying Yu Shi Xuan Zongyun Li Weicai Yang Alex Widmer Sophie Karrenberg 

【机 构】

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PlantFunctionalGenomics,SchoolofLifeSciences,JiangsuNormalUniversity,ShanghaiRoad101,Xuzhou221116,Ch

【出 处】

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International Symposium : “From Ecosystems to Modern Agricul

【发表日期】

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2015年6期

【关键词】

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Arabidopsis thaliana alpine dwarfism high-altitude adaptation GA200×1 

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　　Alpine dwarfism is widely observed in alpine plant populations and often considered a high-altitude adaptation, yet its molecular basis and ecological relevance remain unclear.

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