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2007

Etherington E, Gandhi H, Busov V, Meilan R, Ma C, Kosola K, Strauss SH. 2007. Dwarfism genes for modifying the stature of woody plants: A case study in poplar. Landscape Plant News. 18:3-6.

Filichkin SA, DiFazio SP, Brunner AM, Davis JM, Yang ZK, Kalluri UC, Arias RS, Etherington E, Tuskan GA, Strauss SH. 2007. Efficiency of gene silencing in Arabidopsis: Direct inverted repeats versus transitive RNAi vectors. Plant Biotechnology. 5:615-626.

2010

Mohamed R, Wang C-T, Ma C, Shevchenko O, Dye SJ, Puzey JR, Etherington E, Sheng X, Meilan R, Strauss SH et al.. 2010. Populus CEN/TFL1 regulates first onset of flowering, axillary meristem identity and dormancy release in Populus. The Plant Journal. 62:674-688.

Zhang H, Harry DE, Ma C, Yuceer C, Hsu C-Y, Vikram V, Shevchenko O, Etherington E, Strauss SH. 2010. Precocious flowering in trees: the FLOWERING LOCUS T gene as a research and breeding tool in Populus. Journal of Experimental Botany. 61:2549–2560.

2012

Elias A, Busov V, Kosola K, Ma C, Etherington E, Shevchenko O, Gandhi H, Pearce DW, Rood SB, Strauss SH. 2012. Green revolution trees: Semi-dwarfism transgenes modify gibberellins, promote root growth, enhance morphological diversity, and reduce competitiveness in Populus. Plant Physiology. 160:1130–1144.

2014

Elorriaga E, Meilan R, Ma C, Skinner JS, Etherington E, Brunner AM, Strauss SH. 2014. A tapetal ablation transgene induces stable male sterility and slows field growth in Populus. Tree Genetics & Genomes. 10:1583–1593.

2015

Lu H, Viswanath V, Ma C, Etherington E, Dharmawardhana P, Shevchenko O, Strauss S, Pearce DW, Rood SB, Busov VB. 2015. Recombinant DNA modification of gibberellin metabolism alters growth rate and biomass allocation in Populus. Tree Genetics & Genomics. 11(127)

2020

Klocko A, Brunner AM, Ma C, Etherington E, Rosenstiel K, Magnuson A, Taylor BJ, Cappellazzi J, Lockwood T, Covarrubias N et al.. 2020. RNAi of AGAMOUS genes in sweetgum alters reproductive organ identity and decreases fruit persistence. Plant Direct.