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Pyramiding elite alleles of the genetically linked OsNRAMP5 and OsHMA3 confers low Cd accumulation in rice grains without compromising stress tolerance.

Plant communications - 13 Apr 2026

Tang Li, Wang Jiao, Ji Zhongying, Li Xingrong, Liu Xiaoshuang, Lv Qiming, Wei Pengcheng, Hu Xianlan, Li Yaokui, Mao Bigang, Shao Ye, Peng Yan, Wei Zhongwei, Bai Lianyang, Chen Caiyan, Zhao Bingran

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Excessive cadmium (Cd) accumulation in rice grains poses a serious threat to food security. Cd uptake by roots and its subsequent transport to grains are mediated by mineral element transporters in rice. Consequently, efforts to reduce Cd accumulation are often accompanied by unintended decreases in essential mineral elements. Achieving a substantial reduction in grain Cd concentrations while maintaining...

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PMID: 41476369
DOI: 10.1016/j.xplc.2025.101690
PMCID: PMC13084080

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