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Root transcriptome reveals efficient cell signaling and energy conservation key to aluminum toxicity tolerance in acidic soil adapted rice genotype.

Scientific reports - 12 Mar 2020

Tyagi Wricha, Yumnam Julia S, Sen Devyani, Rai Mayank

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Aluminium (Al) toxicity is the single most important contributing factor constraining crop productivity in acidic soils. Hydroponics based screening of three rice genotypes, a tolerant (ARR09, AR), a susceptible (IR 1552, IR) and an acid soil adapted landrace (Theruvii, TH) revealed that AR accumulates less Al and shows minimum decrease in shoot and root biomass under Al toxicity conditions when compared with IR....

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PMID: 32165659
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-020-61305-7
PMCID: PMC7067865

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