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Transcriptomic profiling of the cold stress and recovery responsiveness of two contrasting Guizhou HE rice genotypes.

Genes & genomics - 1 Apr 2023

Wang Zhongni, Wu Xian, Chen Yuxuan, Wu Chaoxin, Long Wuhua, Zhu Susong

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BACKGROUND: At the seed germination stage, rice is sensitive to cold stress, which adversely affects its growth and development. Guizhou HE rice comprises several different landraces, most of which are cold tolerant. OBJECTIVE: To identify differentially expressed genes and molecular mechanism underlying the cold tolerance of Guizhou HE. METHODS: Two Guizhou HE genotypes, AC44 (cold-sensitive) and AC96...

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PMID: 36469228
DOI: 10.1007/s13258-022-01321-1

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