Angiosperms are the most successful group of land plants. This success is mainly due to the
gynoecium, the innermost whorl of the flower. In Arabidopsis, the gynoecium is a syncarpic …

Extensive studies of the reference plant Arabidopsis have enabled deep understandings of
tissues throughout development, yet a census of cell types and states throughout …

Plant organs have evolved into diverse shapes for specialized functions despite emerging
as simple protrusions at the shoot apex. Cauline leaves serve as photosynthetic organs and …

The bilateral‐to‐radial symmetry transition occurring during the development of the
Arabidopsis thaliana female reproductive organ (gynoecium) is a crucial biological process …

Key message EXPANSIN15 is involved in petal cell morphology and size, the fusion of the
medial tissues in the gynoecium and expansion of fruit valve cells. It genetically interacts …

O-linked β-N-acetylglucosamine (O-GlcNAc) and O-fucose are two sugar-based post-
translational modifications whose mechanistic role in plant signalling and transcriptional …

The evolutionary origin of fruits represents a key morphological innovation associated with
angiosperm diversification by promoting seed dispersal. Fruits are also a nutritional source …

Plants, as sessile organisms, have evolved exceptional flexibility to adapt their
postembryonic development to the ever-changing environments during their lifecycle. Plant …