Absent daddy, but important father
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2022
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Abstract
Mixing maternal and paternal genomes is the base of plant sexual
reproduction, but some so-called 'haploid inducer lines' lead to the formation
of seeds bearing well-developed embryos with solely the maternal genome. A
recent study adds a new piece to the puzzle of this enigmatic in planta haploid
embryo induction process.
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| Authors | Nathanaël Jacquier; Thomas Widiez |
| Journal | arXiv |
| Year | 2022 |
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