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Integrated analysis of ROS, hormone signaling and transcriptional networks reveals candidate regulatory programs associated with hormone-free callus formation in kiwifruit

Aug 2026 · Plant Cell Tissue and Organ Culture · Vol 166 · 0 citations · 87 references

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Hormone-free callus induction in kiwifruit is associated with coordinated ROS accumulation, endogenous hormone reprogramming, and transcriptional network changes that may contribute to embryogenic-like callus divergence.

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