Targeted mutagenesis in the progeny of maize transgenic plants (2024)

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Targeted mutagenesis in the progeny of maize transgenic plants (1) https://doi.org/10.1007/s11103-009-9499-5

Journal: Plant Molecular Biology, 2009, №6, p.669-679

Publisher: Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Authors:

  1. Meizhu Yang
  2. Vesna Djukanovic
  3. Jessica Stagg
  4. Brian Lenderts
  5. Dennis Bidney
  6. S. Carl Falco
  7. L. Alexander Lyznik

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