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Nonfunctional alleles of long-day suppressor genes independently regulate flowering time.

Journal of integrative plant biology - 1 Jun 2016

Zheng Xiao-Ming, Feng Li, Wang Junrui, Qiao Weihua, Zhang Lifang, Cheng Yunlian, Yang Qingwen

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Due to the remarkable adaptability to various environments, rice varieties with diverse flowering times have been domesticated or improved from Oryza rufipogon. Detailed knowledge of the genetic factors controlling flowering time will facilitate understanding the adaptation mechanism in cultivated rice and enable breeders to design appropriate genotypes for distinct preferences. In this study, four genes (Hd1,...

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PMID: 26220807
DOI: 10.1111/jipb.12383
PMCID: PMC5049618

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