Synthetic control of flowering in rice independent of the cultivation environment (Q50770923)

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title

Synthetic control of flowering in rice independent of the cultivation environment (English)

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author name string

Ryo Okada

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Yasue Nemoto

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Naokuni Endo-Higashi

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Takeshi Izawa

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publication date

27 March 2017

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published in

Nature Plants

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volume

3

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page(s)

17039

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Flowering time control and applications in plant breeding

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DOI

10.1038/NPLANTS.2017.39

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