Moss Gametophyte Development is a biological developmental process that belongs to the category of plant life cycle phases, specifically characterizing the haploid, multicellular stage in mosses during which gametophytes arise from spores and differentiate into mature structures capable of producing gametes through mitosis.
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Plasma Membrane-Targeted PIN Proteins Drive Shoot Development in a Moss
Tom Bennett, Maureen M Liu, Tsuyoshi Aoyama et al. · Current Biology · 2014 · 170 citations · Full text
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