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Differentially expressed microRNA cohorts in seed development may contribute to poor grain filling of inferior spikelets in rice.

BMC plant biology - 23 Jul 2014

Peng Ting, Sun Hongzheng, Qiao Mengmeng, Zhao Yafan, Du Yanxiu, Zhang Jing, Li Junzhou, Tang Guiliang, Zhao Quanzhi

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BACKGROUND: The inferior spikelets are defined to be those at portions where the grains receive less photosynthetic products during the seed development. The typical inferior spikelets are physically located on the proximal secondary branches in a rice panicle and traditionally characterized by a later flowering time and a slower grain-filling rate, compared to those so-called superior spikelets. Grains produced...

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PMID: 25052585
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-014-0196-4
PMCID: PMC4422267

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