Publications by authors named "Pascal Finger"
Article Synopsis
- An angiosperm seed is made up of the embryo, endosperm, and maternal seed coat, all of which interact to ensure proper development after fertilization.
- Auxin from the endosperm triggers the formation of the seed coat, while the seed coat communicates back with the endosperm to enhance its growth through brassinosteroids (BR).
- BR influences the structure and properties of the seed coat, which in turn affects how quickly the endosperm can grow, independent of when it actually forms.
