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[Physiological and genetic analysis of lesion resembling disease mutants (lrd) of Oryza sativa L].

Zhi wu sheng li yu fen zi sheng wu xue xue bao = Journal of plant physiology and molecular biology - 1 Jun 2004

Wang Jian-Jun, Zhu Xu-Dong, Wang Lin-You, Zhang Li-Hua, Xue Qing-Zhong, He Zu-Hua

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Ten indica rice and eight japonica rice mutants with lesion resembling disease (lrd27-44) were obtained by gamma-ray mutagenesis of the whole genomes. These mutants exhibited diverse lesion mimic phenotypes under different growth environments, could be accordingly classified two types, sensitive and insensitive to environments. Basing on difference in development of lesion mimics, they can be divided into three...

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