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The bivalent epigenetic regulator ULTRAPETALA1 promotes the Arabidopsis floral transition via recruitment of Polycomb histone methyltransferases for H3K27me3 …

Xing et al., 2025

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Xing Q
Shemyakina E
Tian J
Strotmann V
Anwar A
Li X
Xiong Y
Yang T
Zheng Y
Pu L
Stahl Y
Müller-Xing R
Fletcher J
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Floral induction is a major transition during the plant life cycle that contributes to reproductive fitness in annual and perennial plants. Flowering occurs in response to multiple environmental and endogenous cues. In Arabidopsis thaliana, many of these cues converge …
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