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SlSPL10, a Transcription Factor That Suppresses Lateral Bud Outgrowth in Tomato.

Aug 2026 · Plant and Cell Physiology · 0 citations
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It is demonstrated that SlSPL10 directly targets SlARF10a and SlABI3 to modulate phytohormone and sucrose homeostasis, thereby precisely inhibiting lateral bud outgrowth in tomato.

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