Advances in understanding reproductive development in fruit-bearing plants Dr Sarah van den Broek

Advances in understanding reproductive development in fruit-bearing plants Dr Sarah van den BroekIn recent years, a physiological understanding of the reproductive development process in fruit trees has accumulated through numerous molecular and genetic studies. Although the physiological traits of perennial or woody fruit trees often hinder studies of the mechanisms driving their reproductive physiology, such studies can provide important new findings in plant science, and beneficial information and new ideas for fruit production. This chapter

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