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. 2025 Sep 28.
doi: 10.1111/pce.70213. Online ahead of print.

Older Leaves Regulate Stomatal Development in Younger Leaves via Sucrose Transporter Systems Through Two Different Modes

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Older Leaves Regulate Stomatal Development in Younger Leaves via Sucrose Transporter Systems Through Two Different Modes

Zi-Meng Yao et al. Plant Cell Environ. .
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