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A guanine insert in OsBBS1 leads to early leaf senescence and salt stress sensitivity in rice (Oryza sativa L.).

Plant cell reports - 1 Jun 2018

Zeng Dong-Dong, Yang Cheng-Cong, Qin Ran, Alamin Md, Yue Er-Kui, Jin Xiao-Li, Shi Chun-Hai

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KEY MESSAGE: A rice receptor-like kinase gene OSBBS1/OsRLCK109 was identified; this gene played vital roles in leaf senescence and the salt stress response. Early leaf senescence can cause negative effects on rice yield, but the underlying molecular regulation is not fully understood. bilateral blade senescence 1 (bbs1), an early leaf senescence mutant with a premature senescence phenotype that occurs mainly...

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PMID: 29572657
DOI: 10.1007/s00299-018-2280-y

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