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Loss-of-function of StFKF1 delays flowering and tuberization under long-day conditions in potato

Aug 2026 · Molecular breeding · Vol 46 · 0 citations · 38 references
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Evidence is provided suggesting that StFKF1 influences the timing of flowering and tuber initiation, as well as the expression patterns of key regulatory genes, under long-day conditions, thereby contributing to a theoretical foundation for understanding developmental transitions in this specific environmental context.

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