Agriculture

Paternal imprinting of dosage-effect defectivel contributes to seed weight xenia in maize

D. Dai, J. S. Mudunkothge, et al.

Discover how the paternal regulator *Ded1* in maize influences seed size and development! This groundbreaking research reveals that xenia effects are not just genetic contributions of pollen, but pivotal for grain set and size, as shown by the collaborative work of Dawei Dai, Janaki S. Mudunkothge, and others.

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