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Analysis of gene expression in the outer cell layers of Arabidopsis roots during lateral root development

Veth-Tello, L.M.

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Veth-Tello, L. M. (2005, March 2). Analysis of gene expression in the outer cell layers of Arabidopsis roots during lateral root development. Retrieved from

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