Allelic variation in the promoter of WRKY22 enhances humid adaptation of Arabidopsis thaliana.

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Allelic variation in the promoter of WRKY22 enhances humid adaptation of Arabidopsis thaliana.

Molecular plant - 6 Jan 2025

Liang Ruyun, Tan Luna, Guo Xiang, Lou Shangling, Dan Xuming, Han Yu, Zeng Cheng, Zhang Han, Yang Kai, Chen Liyang, Liang Xin, Liu Meng, Guo Mengyun, Yin Kangqun, Tang Si, Song Yan, Gao Xuemeng, Gu Shaobo, Hou Jing, Yao Yingjun, Zhang Ruijia, Yan Jin, Fu Wensen, Li Xuerui, Hu Yongqi, Liu Yao, Liu Wei, Wu Qiusai, Yan Zhen, Jia Weitao, Hu Binhua, Wang Jing, Liu Jianquan, Liu Huanhuan

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Submergence stress tolerance is a complex trait governed by multiple loci. Because of its wide distribution across arid and humid regions, Arabidopsis thaliana offers an opportunity to explore the genetic components and their action mechanisms underlying plant adaptation to submergence stress. In this study, using map-based cloning we identified WRKY22 that activates RAP2.12, a locus previously identified to...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.molp.2024.11.013

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