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Strong tri-genic epistasis among natural alleles of the OsMYB2-OsGH18-OsCAD3 module enhances drought tolerance in rice.

Molecular plant - 6 Apr 2026

Huo Mingyue, Wang Shanwen, Zhang Fan, Li Min, Yin Ming, Lei Yuxin, Wang Yanfang, Chen Yanjun, Liu Dapu, Zhao Xiuqin, Fu Binying, Hu Fengyi, Xu Jianlong, Li Zhikang, Wang Wensheng

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Great advances have been made in rice functional genomics, with thousands of rice genes cloned and characterized. However, few of these genes have been successfully utilized in rice improvement, largely due to the missing link between gene function and the quantitative/population genetic parameters underlying complex traits. To address this challenge, we cloned three related small-effect QTLs-qPHDF11.2, qPHDF12,...

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PMID: 41566784
DOI: 10.1016/j.molp.2026.01.005

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