Module regulating culm development changes architecture and improves biomass of switchgrass

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Apr 3, 2024, 2:21 pm138 pts
Tiller number per plant and the average weight per tiller are two key factors contributing to biomass production in switchgrass and other grass species. However, the excessive grass tiller number always has a negative impact on culm development. The trade-off between tiller number and culm development also…

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