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  • 7. The Post-meiotic Deficicent Anther1 (PDA1) gene is required for post-meiotic anther development in rice.
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  • 17. Premature dissolution of the microsporocyte callose wall causes male sterility in transgenic tobacco.
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  • 19. Zm401, a short-open reading-frame mRNA or noncoding RNA, is essential for tapetum and microspore development and can regulate the floret formation in maize.
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