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The GA-DELLA-OsMS188 module controls male reproductive development in rice.

The New phytologist - 1 Mar 2022

Jin Yue, Song Xinyue, Chang Huizhong, Zhao Yueyue, Cao Chenhao, Qiu Xinbao, Zhu Jun, Wang Ertao, Yang Zhongnan, Yu Nan

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Pollen protects male sperm and allows flowering plants to adapt to diverse terrestrial environments, thereby leading to the rapid expansion of plants into new regions. The process of anther/pollen development is coordinately regulated by internal and external factors including hormones. Currently, the molecular mechanisms underlying gibberellin (GA)-mediated male reproductive development in plants remain unknown....

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PMID: 34942018
DOI: 10.1111/nph.17939

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