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1.	Isolation And Function Identification Of The Key Genes Related To Shoot Branching In Chinese Fir (Cunninghamia Lanceolata (Lamb) Hook)
2.	Impacts Of Strigolactone On Shoot Branching Under Phosphate Starvation In Chrysanthemum (Dendranthema Grandiflorum Cv. ’Jinba’)
3.	Regulation Of DgD14 And DgD27 Gene In Shoot Branching Of Dendranthema Grandiflorum ’jinba’
4.	Study On The Relation Of Bearing Branch Characteristics And Fruit Quality In’Dangshansu’ And ’Yali’ Pears
5.	Cloning And Functional Analysis Of GhMAX2Gene Which Controls Shoot Lateral Branching In Cotton (Gossypium Hirsutum)
6.	The Formation Mechanism And Candidate Genes Identification Of Tillering In Non-heading Chinese Cabbage
7.	Variation In Agronomic Traits And Endogenous Strigolactones Content Of Different Tillering Rice Cultivars
8.	Study On The Development Mechanism Of "Shoot Branching" Of Pseudobulbs String In Cremastra Appendiculata
9.	Map-based Cloning Of A High Tillering Dwarf Gene OsIAA16 And Regulation Mechanism Of Shoot Branching In Rice
10.	Effects Of Strigolactones On Plant Architecture In Mongolian Oak(Quercus Mongolica) Seedlings
11.	Cloning And Expression Analysis Of PhRAX2 And PhRAX3 In Petunia
12.	Genetic Analysis Of Shoot Branching Traits And Gene Cloning And Functional Verification In Lagerstroemia Indica
13.	GhTIE1 Regulates Branching Through Modulating The Transcriptional Activity Of TCPs In Cotton And Arabidopsis
14.	Research On The Function Of Strigolactones In The Regulation Of Shoot Branching In Tomato
15.	The Mechanisms Of Brassinosteroids And Cytokinins-regulated Shoot Branching In Tomato
16.	Regulatory Role Of MiR156/RhSPL4 Module In Shoot Branching And Establishment Of Plant Architecture In Rose(Rosa Sp.)
17.	The Lateral Bud Development Related Candidate Genes Research And Functional Verification Of Inhibition Of High Temperature On Cut-flower Chrysanthemum 'SEI NO ISSEI'
18.	Research On The Mechanism Of Far-red Light Regulating Shoot Branching Through Hormone Signals In Tomato
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