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Natural allelic diversity in OsDREB1F gene in the Indian wild rice germplasm led to ascertain its association with drought tolerance.

Plant cell reports - 1 Jun 2015

Singh Bikram Pratap, Jayaswal Pawan Kumar, Singh Balwant, Singh Pankaj Kumar, Kumar Vinod, Mishra Shefali, Singh Nisha, Panda Kabita, Singh Nagendra Kumar

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KEY MESSAGE: Three coding SNPs and one haplotype identified in the OsDREB1F gene have potential to be associated with drought tolerance in rice. Drought is a serious constraint to rice production worldwide, that can be addressed by deployment of drought tolerant genes. OsDREB1F, one of the most potent drought tolerance transcription activator genes, was re-sequenced for allele mining and association study in a...

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PMID: 25693492
DOI: 10.1007/s00299-015-1760-6

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