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LfiRAV7 antagonizes LfiGI to regulate gibberellin biosynthesis and modulate plant height of crape myrtle.

Aug 2026 · Plant Physiology · Vol 201 4 · 0 citations
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An antagonistic regulatory module consisting of LfiRAV7 and LfiGI is uncovered, which not only revealed a previously uncharacterized genetic mechanism underlying the regulation of endogenous hormone homeostasis and morphogenesis in woody plants, but also offered key candidate targets for directed creation of ideal plant architecture in woody ornamental species.

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