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These terms define your current search. Click the × to remove a term. Biological Sciences: botany > plant biology > plant physiology > plant development > fasciation × 4 results Group by: Biological Sciences   (Click to View) Tissue organization of fasciated lateral roots of Arabidopsis mutants suggestive of the robust nature of outer layer patterning Journal of plant research (Click to View) Expression of the Agrobacterium rhizogenes rolC gene in a deciduous forest tree alters growth and development and leads to stem fasciation Plant physiology (Click to View) A comparative histological study between normal and fasciated shoots of Prunus avium generated in vitro Plant cell, tissue, and organ culture (Click to View) Comparison of selection methods on 'Pigarro', a Portuguese improved maize population with fasciation expression Euphytica