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Gene co-expression analysis reveals transcriptome divergence between wild and cultivated chickpea under drought stress.

The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology - 1 Dec 2020

Moenga Susan M, Gai Yunpeng, Carrasquilla-Garcia Noelia, Perilla-Henao Laura M, Cook Douglas R

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Ancestral adaptations in crop wild relatives can provide a genetic reservoir for crop improvement. Here we document physiological changes to mild and severe drought stress, and the associated transcriptome dynamics in both wild and cultivated chickpea. Over 60% of transcriptional changes were related to metabolism, indicating that metabolic plasticity is a core and conserved drought response. In addition, changes...

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PMID: 32920943
DOI: 10.1111/tpj.14988

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