Molecular Plant, Volume. 18, Issue 8, 1256(2025)
Root bacteria fine-tune rice tillering through phytohormone interference and mimicry
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Veliz Esteban, Sundaresan Venkatesan. Root bacteria fine-tune rice tillering through phytohormone interference and mimicry[J]. Molecular Plant, 2025, 18(8): 1256
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