In a study published in The Crop Journal, researchers from Henan Agricultural University revealed that key genes affecting early seed development regulate early embryonic development by integrating multiple hormones and signaling pathways. This discovery (IMAGE)

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In a study published in The Crop Journal, researchers from Henan Agricultural University revealed that key genes affecting early seed development regulate early embryonic development by integrating multiple hormones and signaling pathways. This discovery

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In a study published in The Crop Journal, researchers from Henan Agricultural University revealed that key genes affecting early seed development regulate early embryonic development by integrating multiple hormones and signaling pathways. This discovery provides a clear genetic target for improving seed setting rate and yield of peanut in future breeding projects.

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Dr. Dongmei Yin

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