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Quantitative Gene Expression Analysis Across Contrasting Linseed Genotypes Identifies New Candidates for Aluminum Toxicity and Low-Phosphorus Tolerance.

Plant, cell & environment - 1 Jun 2026

Keisham Malemnganbi, Moin Mazahar, Meetei Ng Tombisana, Rai Mayank, Tyagi Wricha

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In the North East Hill Region (NEHR) of India, acidic soils cause aluminum (Al³⁺) toxicity and phosphorus (Pi) deficiency, severely limiting crop productivity. Linseed offers potential for enhancing cropping intensity and diversification in this region. Contrasting oilseed-type linseed genotypes identified for yield traits under acidic soils were further validated for root and shoot traits through hydroponic...

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PMID: 41691447
DOI: 10.1111/pce.70447

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