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The identification of key candidate genes mediating yellow seedling lethality in a Lilium regale mutant.

Molecular biology reports - 1 Apr 2020

Du Wenkai, Hu Fengrong, Yuan Suxia, Liu Chun

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Leaf color mutants are ideal materials for exploring plant photosynthesis mechanisms, chlorophyll biosynthetic pathways and chloroplast development. The yellow seedling lethal mutant lrysl1 was discovered from self-bred progenies of Lilium regale; however, the mechanism of leaf color mutation remains unclear. In this study, the ultrastructural and physiological features and de novo RNA-Seq data of a L. regale...

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PMID: 32124168
DOI: 10.1007/s11033-020-05323-8

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