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Phenotyping and metabolome analysis reveal the role of AdoMetDC and Di19 genes in determining acquired tolerance to drought in rice.

Physiologia plantarum - 1 Jan 2000

Sankarapillai Lekshmy V, Vijayaraghavareddy Preethi, Nanaiah Karthik, Arpitha Gajamaranahally D, Chaitanya Purushothama M, Sathishraj Rajendran, Shindhe Dhananjay, Vemanna Ramu S, Yin Xinyou, Struik Paul C, Sreeman Sheshshayee

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Water-saving attempts for rice cultivation often reduce yields. Maintaining productivity under drought is possible when rice genotypes are bred with improved metabolism and spikelet fertility. Although attempts have been made to introgress water mining and water use efficiency traits, combining acquired tolerance traits (ATTs), that is, specific traits induced or upregulated to better tolerate severe stress,...

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PMID: 37882292
DOI: 10.1111/ppl.13992

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