Daniel H Chitwood

This study identifies a mutation in the LMI1-like gene at the okra locus that controls leaf shape variation in cotton, showing that a promoter duplication and an exonic deletion are responsible for different leaf morphs.

This review discusses the historical and biological significance of plant chimeras, highlighting their role in understanding development and intercellular communication in a heterogenomic context.

The paper analyzes leaf shapes from wild grapevines to determine if genetic and developmental factors contributing to shape are separable.

The paper analyzes leaf morphology in grapevines across two growing seasons to identify shape features linked to climate variability.