植物病原体 (Hedw.) 背心. 背心. 在手中. 在黑暗中成长的默认是对辅助素和细胞因素独立的发育计划

Shawn R Robinson1, Ryan R McDonald1, Neil W Ashton1

  • 1Biology, University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.

microPublication biology
|September 4, 2023
PubMed
概括

植物激素奥素和细胞激素有助于黑色生长的Physcomitrium patens类体细胞恢复它们的浅色生长形式. 暴露于光线,特别是红色光线,会触发体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体球体

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