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Albino midrib 1, encoding a putative potassium efflux antiporter, affects chloroplast development and drought tolerance in rice.

Plant cell reports - 1 Sept 2014

Sheng Peike, Tan Junjie, Jin Mingna, Wu Fuqing, Zhou Kunneng, Ma Weiwei, Heng Yueqin, Wang Jiulin, Guo Xiuping, Zhang Xin, Cheng Zhijun, Liu Linglong, Wang Chunming, Liu Xuanming, Wan Jianmin

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KEY MESSAGE: Mutation of the AM1 gene causes an albino midrib phenotype and enhances tolerance to drought in rice K(+) efflux antiporter (KEA) genes encode putative potassium efflux antiporters that are mainly located in plastid-containing organisms, ranging from lower green algae to higher flowering plants. However, little genetic evidence has been provided on the functions of KEA in chloroplast development. In...

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PMID: 24917171
DOI: 10.1007/s00299-014-1639-y

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