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ZmMS1/ZmLBD30-orchestrated transcriptional regulatory networks precisely control pollen exine development.
Molecular plant - 7 Aug 2023
Hou Quancan, An Xueli, Ma Biao, Wu Suowei, Wei Xun, Yan Tingwei, Zhou Yan, Zhu Taotao, Xie Ke, Zhang Danfeng, Li Ziwen, Zhao Lina, Niu Canfang, Long Yan, Liu Chang, Zhao Wei, Ni Fei, Li Jinping, Fu Daolin, Yang Zhong-Nan, Wan Xiangyuan
Abstract excerpt
Because of its significance for plant male fertility and, hence, direct impact on crop yield, pollen exine development has inspired decades of scientific inquiry. However, the molecular mechanism underlying exine formation and thickness remains elusive. In this study, we identified that a previously unrecognized repressor, ZmMS1/ZmLBD30, controls proper pollen exine development in maize. Using an ms1 mutant with...
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