Therefore, M. glabra may differ from A. thaliana in terms of which side of the epidermal cells reacts to the light. In conclusion, we have revealed that auxin and cytokinin control the fate ...

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Speaking of silvery-blue, let’s not forget the Arizona cypress (Cupressus arizonica), whose form is a perfectly symmetrical cone and whose bark is deep cinnamon in color.

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