Floral Development of an Asexual and Female-Like Mutant Carrying Two Deletions in Gynoecium-Suppressing and Stamen-Promoting Functional Regions on the Y Chromosome of the Dioecious Plant Silene latifolia

Author： Koizumi Ayako   Amanai Yasuhito   Ishii Kotaro   Nishihara Kiyoshi   Kazama Yusuke   Uchida Wakana   Kawano Shigeyuki  

Publisher： Oxford University Press

ISSN： 0032-0781

Source： Plant and Cell Physiology, Vol.48, Iss.10, 2007-10, pp. : 1450-1461

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