Genotype by Environment Interactions in Gene Regulation Underlie the Response to Soil Drying in the Model Grass Brachypodium distachyon.

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Gene expression is a quantitative trait under the control of genetic and environmental factors and their interaction, so-called genotype and environment (G × E). Understanding the mechanisms driving G × E is fundamental for ensuring stable crop performance across environments and for predicting the response of natural populations to climate change. Gene expression is regulated through complex molecular networks,...

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