Natural variation and CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing demonstrate the role of a group VII ethylene response factor, HvERF62, in regulation of barley waterlogging tolerance

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Waterlogging stress is a serious problem for plants throughout the world, inhibiting plant growth and development and even leading in severe circumstances to plant death. Ethylene-responsive VII (ERFVII) is a key transcription factor regulating plant waterlogging tolerance. In this study, a major quantitative trait locus influencing chlorophyll content under waterlogging stress was detected on chromosome 4H...

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