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Transcriptomic analysis reveals key transcription factors associated to drought tolerance in a wild papaya (Carica papaya) genotype.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2021

Estrella-Maldonado Humberto, Ramírez Amaranta Girón, Ortiz Gabriela Fuentes, Peraza-Echeverría Santy, Martínez-de la Vega Octavio, Góngora-Castillo Elsa, Santamaría Jorge M

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Most of the commercial papaya genotypes show susceptibility to water deficit stress and require high volumes of irrigation water to yield properly. To tackle this problem, we have collected wild native genotypes of Carica papaya that have proved to show better physiological performance under water deficit stress than the commercial cultivar grown in Mexico. In the present study, plants from a wild Carica papaya...

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PMID: 33513158
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0245855
PMCID: PMC7845985

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