Reticulate leaves and stunted roots are independent phenotypes pointing at opposite roles of the phosphoenolpyruvate/phosphate translocator defective in cue1 in the plastids of both organs

Pia Staehr; Tanja LÃ¶ttgert; Alexander Christmann; Stephan Krueger; Christian Rosar; Jakub RolÄÃ­k; OndÅ™ej NovÃ¡k; Miroslav Strnad; Kirsten Bell; Andreas P. M. Weber; Ulf-Ingo FlÃ¼gge; Rainer E. HÃ¤usler

doi:10.3389/fpls.2014.00126

Reticulate leaves and stunted roots are independent phenotypes pointing at opposite roles of the phosphoenolpyruvate/phosphate translocator defective in cue1 in the plastids of both organs

By Pia Staehr, Tanja LÃ¶ttgert, Alexander Christmann, Stephan Krueger, Christian Rosar, Jakub RolÄÃk, OndÅ™ej NovÃ¡k, Miroslav Strnad, Kirsten Bell, Andreas P. M. Weber, Ulf-Ingo FlÃ¼gge and Rainer E. HÃ¤usler

Publisher: Frontiers Media SA

Year: 2014

DOI identifier: 10.3389/fpls.2014.00126

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Reticulate leaves and stunted roots are independent phenotypes pointing at opposite roles of the phosphoenolpyruvate/phosphate translocator defective in cue1 in the plastids of both organs

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