DNA of Giant ‘Corpse Flower’ Parasite Surprises Biologists | Quantamagazine
Date : 2021-04-21
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Quantamagazine present the Rafflesiaceae group, parasitic plants that have done away with nearly half of the genes widely conserved across plant lineages, many of which are considered essential. Take a deep dive in a universe of floral oddities here
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