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Natural variation in TaERF-A1 confers semi-dwarf and lodging-resistant plant architecture in wheat.
Plant communications - 10 Mar 2025
Li Renhan, Liu Jie, Chai Lingling, Du Dejie, Yang Wen, Zhu Jun, Gao Yaotian, Liu Yunjie, Miao Lingfeng, Song Long, Xie Xiaoming, Chen Yongming, Zhang Zhaoheng, Ni Pei, Zhao Yidi, Li Zhaoju, Lu Lahu, Guo Weilong, Peng Huiru, Sun Qixin, Ni Zhongfu
Abstract excerpt
The introduction of Reduced height (Rht) genes into wheat varieties has been pivotal in developing semi-dwarf plant architectures, significantly improving lodging resistance and harvest indices. Therefore, identifying new Rht gene resources for breeding semi-dwarf wheat cultivars has been a key strategy for ensuring high and stable grain yields since the 1960s. In this study, we report the map-based cloning of...
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