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The stay-green phenotype of wheat mutant tasg1 is associated with altered cytokinin metabolism.

Plant cell reports - 1 Mar 2016

Wang Wenqiang, Hao Qunqun, Tian Fengxia, Li Qinxue, Wang Wei

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KEY MESSAGE: By measuring the cytokinin content directly and testing the sensitivity to the cytokinin inhibitor lovastatin, we demonstrated that tasg1 cytokinin metabolism is different from wild-type. Our previous studies have indicated that compared with wild-type (WT) plants, a wheat stay-green mutant tasg1 exhibited delayed senescence. In this study, we found that the root development of tasg1 occurred later...

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PMID: 26650838
DOI: 10.1007/s00299-015-1905-7

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