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A Tos17 transposon insertion in OsCesA9 causes brittle culm in rice.

Gene - 10 Jan 2024

Sun Hongzheng, Sun Jiajun, Yuan Zeke, Li Fuhao, Li Xinrong, Li Junzhou, Du Yanxiu, Wang Fengqing

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The mechanical strength of rice stalks plays an important role in rice growth and development. In this study, the brittle culm mutant bc26 was identified from a tissue culture-derived line of the japonica rice cultivar 'ZH15'. bc26 plants showed fragile leaves and stalks and reduced plant height and spike number compared with wild-type 'ZH15'. Analysis of cell wall components revealed that the cellulose content...

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PMID: 37739196
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2023.147818

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