Transcriptional programs related to phytochrome a function in arabidopsis seed germination
In Arabidopsis seeds, germination is promoted only by phytochromes, principally phytochrome B [phyB] and phytochrome A [phyA]. Despite the abundant information concerning the molecular basis of phyB signaling downstream of PIF1/PIL5, the signaling network inducing germination by phyA is poorly known...
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