Plant signalling comes of age: Identification of self-pollen in Brassica involves a transmembrane receptor kinase

Plant signalling comes of age: Identification of self-pollen in Brassica involves a transmembrane receptor kinase

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Main Author:	Dickinson, H
Format:	Journal article
Published:	1996

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