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2019A novel (1,4)-β-linked glucoxylan is synthesized by members of the cellulose synthase-like F gene family in land plantsLittle, A.; Lahnstein, J.; Jeffery, D.W.; Khor, S.F.; Schwerdt, J.G.; Shirley, N.; Hooi, Y.; Xing, X.; Burton, R.; Bulone, V.
2017A Genome Wide Association Study of arabinoxylan content in 2-row spring barley grainHassan, A.; Houston, K.; Lahnstein, J.; Shirley, N.; Schwerdt, J.; Gidley, M.; Waugh, R.; Little, A.; Burton, R.; Zhang, A.
2015Genetics and physiology of cell wall polysaccharides in the model C₄ grass, Setaria viridis sppErmawar, R.; Collins, H.; Byrt, C.; Henderson, M.; O'Donovan, L.; Shirley, N.; Schwerdt, J.; Lahnstein, J.; Fincher, G.; Burton, R.
2016Genetics, transcriptional profiles, and catalytic properties of the UDP-Arabinose mutase family from barleyHsieh, Y.; Zhang, Q.; Yap, K.; Shirley, N.; Lahnstein, J.; Nelson, C.; Burton, R.; Millar, A.; Bulone, V.; Fincher, G.
2015Distribution, structure and biosynthetic gene families of (1,3;1,4)-β-glucan in Sorghum bicolorErmawar, R.; Collins, H.; Byrt, C.; Betts, N.; Henderson, M.; Shirley, N.; Schwerdt, J.; Lahnstein, J.; Fincher, G.; Burton, R.
2010The genetics, transcriptional profiles, and catalytic properties of UDP-α-D-xylose 4-epimerases from barleyZhang, Q.; Shirley, N.; Burton, R.; Lahnstein, J.; Hrmova, M.; Fincher, G.
2016Prospecting for energy-rich renewable raw materials : Sorghum stem case studyByrt, C.; Betts, N.; Tan, H.; Lim, W.; Ermawar, R.; Nguyen, H.; Shirley, N.; Lahnstein, J.; Corbin, K.; Fincher, G.; Knauf, V.; Burton, R.; Zabotina, O.
2016Differences in glycosyltransferase family 61 accompany variation in seed coat mucilage composition in Plantago spp.Phan, J.; Tucker, M.; Khor, S.; Shirley, N.; Lahnstein, J.; Beahan, C.; Bacic, A.; Burton, R.

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