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Impairment of Lhca4, a subunit of LHCI, causes high accumulation of chlorophyll and the stay-green phenotype in rice.

Journal of experimental botany - 23 Feb 2018

Yamatani Hiroshi, Kohzuma Kaori, Nakano Michiharu, Takami Tsuneaki, Kato Yusuke, Hayashi Yoriko, Monden Yuki, Okumoto Yutaka, Abe Tomoko, Kumamaru Toshihiro, Tanaka Ayumi, Sakamoto Wataru, Kusaba Makoto

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Chlorophyll is an essential molecule for acquiring light energy during photosynthesis. Mutations that result in chlorophyll retention during leaf senescence are called 'stay-green' mutants. One of the several types of stay-green mutants, Type E, accumulates high levels of chlorophyll in the pre-senescent leaves, resulting in delayed yellowing. We isolated delayed yellowing1-1 (dye1-1), a rice mutant whose...

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PMID: 29304198
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erx468
PMCID: PMC6019047

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