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In silico characterization, and expression analysis of rice golden 2-like (OsGLK) members in response to low phosphorous.

Molecular biology reports - 1 Apr 2020

Bhutia Karma Landup, Nongbri Ernieca Lyngdoh, Gympad Ebenazar, Rai Mayank, Tyagi Wricha

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The availability of phosphorus (P) affects productivity of rice. Under acidic soil conditions (pH < 5.5), P is rapidly immobilized in the soil. Several transcription factors play an important role in low Pi tolerance response, including MYB family members but their role in acidic soil is yet unknown. In this study, genome wide identification and characterization of golden 2-like (GLK) members belonging to GARP...

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PMID: 32086721
DOI: 10.1007/s11033-020-05337-2

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