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Growth-defence trade-off in rice: fast-growing and acquisitive genotypes have lower expression of genes involved in immunity.

Journal of experimental botany - 19 May 2023

de Tombeur Felix, Pélissier Rémi, Shihan Ammar, Rahajaharilaza Koloina, Fort Florian, Mahaut Lucie, Lemoine Taïna, Thorne Sarah J, Hartley Sue E, Luquet Delphine, Fabre Denis, Lambers Hans, Morel Jean-Benoît, Ballini Elsa, Violle Cyrille

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Plant ecologists and molecular biologists have long considered the hypothesis of a trade-off between plant growth and defence separately. In particular, how genes thought to control the growth-defence trade-off at the molecular level relate to trait-based frameworks in functional ecology, such as the slow-fast plant economics spectrum, is unknown. We grew 49 phenotypically diverse rice genotypes in pots under...

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PMID: 36840921
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erad071
PMCID: PMC10199124

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