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Rice transcription factor MADS32 regulates floral patterning through interactions with multiple floral homeotic genes.

Journal of experimental botany - 29 Mar 2021

Hu Yun, Wang Li, Jia Ru, Liang Wanqi, Zhang Xuelian, Xu Jie, Chen Xiaofei, Lu Dan, Chen Mingjiao, Luo Zhijing, Xie Jiayang, Cao Liming, Xu Ben, Yu Yu, Persson Staffan, Zhang Dabing, Yuan Zheng

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Floral patterning is regulated by intricate networks of floral identity genes. The peculiar MADS32 subfamily genes, absent in eudicots but prevalent in monocots, control floral organ identity. However, how the MADS32 family genes interact with other floral homeotic genes during flower development is mostly unknown. We show here that the rice homeotic transcription factor OsMADS32 regulates floral patterning by...

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PMID: 33337484
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/eraa588

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