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Overexpression of a novel cold-responsive transcript factor LcFIN1 from sheepgrass enhances tolerance to low temperature stress in transgenic plants.

Plant biotechnology journal - 1 Mar 2016

Gao Qiong, Li Xiaoxia, Jia Junting, Zhao Pincang, Liu Panpan, Liu Zhujiang, Ge Liangfa, Chen Shuangyan, Qi Dongmei, Deng Bo, Lee Byung-Hyun, Liu Gongshe, Cheng Liqin

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As a perennial forage crop broadly distributed in eastern Eurasia, sheepgrass (Leymus chinensis (Trin.) Tzvel) is highly tolerant to low-temperature stress. Previous report indicates that sheepgrass is able to endure as low as -47.5 °C,allowing it to survive through the cold winter season. However, due to the lack of sufficient studies, the underlying mechanism towards the extraordinary low-temperature tolerance...

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PMID: 26234381
DOI: 10.1111/pbi.12435
PMCID: PMC11389128

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