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The maize zmm2 zmm23 double mutant had no phenotype.
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Title
B and C class MADS-box genes and the developmental genetics of maize flower development
Clinton Whipple eScholarship (California Digital Library) 2006
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Maize B class genes rescued Arabidopsis B class mutants.
- Observation Maize B class proteins bound DNA as obligate heterodimers.
- Mechanism The maize and Arabidopsis B class proteins were interpreted as biochemically conserved.
- Mechanism The findings support interpreting the grass lodicule as a modified petal.
- Observation B class genes were expressed outside stamens in Streptochaeta foliar organs.
- Observation B class genes were expressed in Joinvillea petals.
- Observation B class genes were expressed in Chondropetalum petals.
- Intervention effect Maize ZAG1 more strongly promoted carpel identity in the Arabidopsis ag mutant.
- Intervention effect Maize ZMM2 more strongly promoted stamen identity in the Arabidopsis ag mutant.
- Observation A more recent Zmm2 duplicate, Zmm23, and zmm2 and zmm23 mutant alleles were isolated.
- Intervention effect The maize zag1 zmm2 zmm23 mutant substantially enhanced the zag1 phenotype.