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The atypical Dof transcriptional factor OsDes1 contributes to stay-green, grain yield, and disease resistance in rice.

Science advances - 23 Aug 2024

Qiu Tiancheng, Wei Shuang, Fang Kexing, Zhang Man, Li Yixin, Feng Yayan, Cheng Yapu, Zhang Sanwei, Tian Jiagen, Gao Aiai, Yang Qingya, Yang Mengni, Bhadauria Vijai, Li Jinjie, Peng You-Liang, Zhao Wensheng

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The regulation of leaf senescence and disease resistance plays a crucial role in determining rice grain yield and quality, which are important to meet the ever-increasing food demands of the world. Here, we identified an atypical Dof transcriptional factor OsDes1 that contributes to the stay-green phenotype, grain yield, and disease resistance in rice. The expression level of OsDes1 is positively associated with...

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PMID: 39178266
DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adp0345
PMCID: PMC11343033

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