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Metabolism of abscisic acid in two contrasting rice genotypes submitted to recurrent water deficit.

Physiologia plantarum - 1 Jun 2021

Auler Priscila Ariane, Nogueira do Amaral Marcelo, Rossatto Tatiana, Lopez Crizel Rosane, Milech Cristini, Clasen Chaves Fabio, Maia Souza Gustavo, Bolacel Braga Eugenia Jacira

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Drought is the main constrain for crops worldwide, however, the effects of recurrent water deficit remain still hidden. We analysed two rice genotypes, 'BRS-Querência' (lowlands) and 'AN-Cambará' (uplands), after 7 days of recurrent drought followed by 24 h of rehydration, hypothesising that genotypes grown in regions with different water availabilities respond differently to water deficits, and that a previous...

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PMID: 32421869
DOI: 10.1111/ppl.13126

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