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A superior gene allele involved in abscisic acid signaling enhances drought tolerance and yield in chickpea.

Plant physiology - 17 Mar 2023

Thakro Virevol, Malik Naveen, Basu Udita, Srivastava Rishi, Narnoliya Laxmi, Daware Anurag, Varshney Nidhi, Mohanty Jitendra K, Bajaj Deepak, Dwivedi Vikas, Tripathi Shailesh, Jha Uday Chand, Dixit Girish Prasad, Singh Ashok K, Tyagi Akhilesh K, Upadhyaya Hari D, Parida Swarup K

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Identifying potential molecular tags for drought tolerance is essential for achieving higher crop productivity under drought stress. We employed an integrated genomics-assisted breeding and functional genomics strategy involving association mapping, fine mapping, map-based cloning, molecular haplotyping and transcript profiling in the introgression lines (ILs)- and near isogenic lines (NILs)-based association...

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PMID: 36477336
DOI: 10.1093/plphys/kiac550
PMCID: PMC10022645

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