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Domestication-related changes at PvMYB26 reduce pod shattering in common bean and shed light on the origins of agriculture in the Americas.

Molecular plant - 2 Feb 2026

Celebioglu Burcu, Roy Jayanta, Farmer Andrew, English Stephanie, Yu Xingyao, Xu Xiaosa, McClean Phillip E, Gepts Paul, Parker Travis A

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Domestication imposed radical selection pressures on plants, transforming them into crops that support global populations today. In this study, we investigate the loss of seed dispersal via pod shattering during common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) domestication. We identified PvMYB26 mutations in all three main gene pools of common bean, including an 8 kb deletion in Middle American lines eliminating the gene's...

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PMID: 41388625
DOI: 10.1016/j.molp.2025.12.010

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