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Mutation in OsLMS, a gene encoding a protein with two double-stranded RNA binding motifs, causes lesion mimic phenotype and early senescence in rice (Oryza sativa L.).

Genes & genetic systems - 1 Jan 2012

Undan Jerwin R, Tamiru Muluneh, Abe Akira, Yoshida Kentaro, Kosugi Shunichi, Takagi Hiroki, Yoshida Kakoto, Kanzaki Hiroyuki, Saitoh Hiromasa, Fekih Rym, Sharma Shailendra, Undan Jesusa, Yano Masahiro, Terauchi Ryohei

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The rice (Oryza sativa L.) lesion mimic and senescence (lms) EMS-mutant, identified in a japonica cultivar Hitomebore, is characterized by a spontaneous lesion mimic phenotype during its vegetative growth, an accelerated senescence after flowering, and enhanced resistance to rice blast (Magnaport...

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PMID: 22976392
DOI: 10.1266/ggs.87.169

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