Deep sequencing identified potential miRNAs involved in defence response, stress and plant growth characteristics of wild genotypes of cardamom.

doi:10.1111/plb.12888

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Deep sequencing identified potential miRNAs involved in defence response, stress and plant growth characteristics of wild genotypes of cardamom.

Plant biology (Stuttgart, Germany) - 1 Jan 2019

Nadiya F, Anjali N, Thomas J, Gangaprasad A, Sabu K K

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Cardamom has long been used as a food flavouring agent and in ayurvedic medicines for mouth ulcers, digestive problems and even depression. Extensive occurrence of pests and diseases adversely affect its cultivation and result in substantial reductions in total production and productivity. Numerous studies revealed the significant role of miRNAs in plant biotic stress responses. In the current study, miRNA...

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PMID: 30098091
DOI: 10.1111/plb.12888

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