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Overexpression of ARGOS Genes Modifies Plant Sensitivity to Ethylene, Leading to Improved Drought Tolerance in Both Arabidopsis and Maize.

Plant physiology - 1 Sept 2015

Shi Jinrui, Habben Jeffrey E, Archibald Rayeann L, Drummond Bruce J, Chamberlin Mark A, Williams Robert W, Lafitte H Renee, Weers Ben P

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Lack of sufficient water is a major limiting factor to crop production worldwide, and the development of drought-tolerant germplasm is needed to improve crop productivity. The phytohormone ethylene modulates plant growth and development as well as plant response to abiotic stress. Recent research...

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PMID: 26220950
DOI: 10.1104/pp.15.00780
PMCID: PMC4577415

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