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|a Plant Epigenetics: A Historical Perspective -- Environment-Induced Chromatin Reorganization and Plant Acclimation -- Epigenetic Regulation of Genome Stability in Plants in Response to Stress -- Epigenetic Control of Plant Immunity -- Epigenetic Control of Flowering Time -- Hormonal Signaling in Plants and Animals: An Epigenetics Viewpoint -- Epigenetic Signalling During the Life of Seeds -- Epigenetic Control of Cell Division -- Small RNA-Mediated Control of Development in Plants -- DNA Demethylation and Gene Imprinting in Flowering Plants -- Transgenerational Epigenetic Inheritance in Plants.
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