A stable phytochrome pool regulates the expression of the phytochrome I gene in pea seedlings
Abstract Two different molecular species of phytochrome apoprotein in terms of amino-acid sequences, phytochrome I (PI) and phytochrome II (PII), are found in pea tissues (H. Abe et al., 1989, Plant Cell Physiol. 30, 1089–1097). The single-copy pea PI gene produces at least three distinct transcript...
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