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Plant Development: Regular Ovule Spacing Is Controlled by Process-Specific Receptor–Ligand Combinations

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Ovules are initiated in a highly regular pattern along the placenta inside the gynoecia of flowering plants. New research reveals that two separate EPFL peptide-mediated pathways functioning through a set… Click to show full abstract

Ovules are initiated in a highly regular pattern along the placenta inside the gynoecia of flowering plants. New research reveals that two separate EPFL peptide-mediated pathways functioning through a set of ERECTA-family receptors coordinate ovule patterning with fruit growth.

Keywords: regular ovule; plant development; spacing controlled; development regular; ovule; ovule spacing

Journal Title: Current Biology
Year Published: 2020

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