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GIGANTEA orthologs, E2 members, redundantly determine photoperiodic flowering and yield in soybean.

Journal of integrative plant biology - 1 Jan 2023

Wang Lingshuang, Li Haiyang, He Milan, Dong Lidong, Huang Zerong, Chen Liyu, Nan Haiyang, Kong Fanjiang, Liu Baohui, Zhao Xiaohui

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Soybean (Glycine max L.) is a typical photoperiod-sensitive crop, such that photoperiod determines its flowering time, maturity, grain yield, and phenological adaptability. During evolution, the soybean genome has undergone two duplication events, resulting in about 75% of all genes being represented by multiple copies, which is associated with rampant gene redundancy. Among duplicated genes, the important...

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PMID: 36287141
DOI: 10.1111/jipb.13398

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