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Sex determination in flowering plants: papaya as a model system

Aryal et al., 2014

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16656374994821439574
Author
Aryal R
Ming R
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Plant Science

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Unisexuality in flowering plants evolved from a hermaphrodite ancestor. Transition from hermaphrodite to unisexual flowers has occurred multiple times across the different lineages of the angiosperms. Sexuality in plants is regulated by genetic, epigenetic and physiological …
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