Regulating the transition of meristem identity is a critical step in reproductive development.
After the shoot apical meristem (SAM) acquires inflorescence meristem identity, it goes
through a sequential transition to second‐and higher‐order meristems that can eventually
give rise to floral organs. Despite ample information on the molecular mechanisms that
control the transition from SAM to inflorescence meristems, little is known about the
mechanism for inflorescence development, especially in monocots. Here, we report the …

Regulating the transition of meristem identity is a critical step in reproductive development.
After the shoot apical meristem (SAM) acquires inflorescence meristem identity, it goes
through a sequential transition to second-and higher-order meristems that can eventually
give rise to floral organs. Despite ample information on the molecular mechanisms that
control the transition from SAM to inflorescence meristems, little is known about the
mechanism for inflorescence development, especially in monocots. Here, we report the …