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Mutation of rice bc1 gene affects internode elongation and induces delayed cell wall deposition in developing internodes.

Plant signaling & behavior - 3 May 2020

Sato-Izawa Kanna, Nakamura Shin-Ichi, Matsumoto Takashi

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A rice COBRA-like gene, BRITTLE CULM1 (BC1) has been shown to be involved in assembling cell wall components and cellulose crystallinity, which determines mechanical strength in above ground organs. However, the detailed roles of BC1 in rice development are poorly understood. In this study, we found that, unlike the known brittle culm mutants, the internode length of the bc1 mutant was ~1.27 times longer than...

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PMID: 32299283
DOI: 10.1080/15592324.2020.1749786
PMCID: PMC7238885

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