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Multi-omics analysis of the maize ear diameter mutant3 (zmed3) provides insights into female inflorescence development.

BMC plant biology - 14 Oct 2025

Liu Jing, Yang Tianxiao, Gao Zhuoya, Li Jianxin, Li Tuan, Ou Jialei, Li Yalan, Zhang Shuaishuai, Wang Yinuo, Xie Huiling, Li Weihua, Tang Jihua, Yan Pengshuai

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BACKGROUND: The ear is a crucial component of grain yield in maize. Studying the mechanisms underlying ear development is therefore essential for genetic improvement and molecular breeding programs. Among various yield-influencing factors, ear development plays a central role, as it is orchestrated by the inflorescence meristem. This meristematic structure directly regulates key yield-related traits, including...

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PMID: 41087889
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-025-07439-0
PMCID: PMC12522922

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