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Prezygotic mate selection is only partially correlated with the expression of NaS-like RNases and affects offspring phenotypes.
The New phytologist - 1 Jun 2024
Baraniecka Patrycja, Seibt Wibke, Groten Karin, Kessler Danny, McGale Erica, Gase Klaus, Baldwin Ian T, Pannell John R
Abstract excerpt
Nicotiana attenuata styles preferentially select pollen from among accessions with corresponding expression patterns of NaS-like-RNases (SLRs), and the postpollination ethylene burst (PPEB) is an accurate predictor of seed siring success. However, the ecological consequences of mate selection, its effect on the progeny, and the role of SLRs in the control of ethylene signaling remain unknown. We explored the link...
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