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Developmental stage-specific disruption of iron allocation by a ZmYSL2 mutation in maize.

Planta - 17 Mar 2026

Wang Yikai, Zhang Kunfeng, An Chuang, Liu Jiayi, Hu Hongmei, Shi Duo, Shi Jiaxin, Zhao Keyu, Liu Dan, Wu Ling, Zhang Xiao, Luo Bowen, Gao Shiqiang, Gao Duojiang, Gao Shibin

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MAIN CONCLUSION: The ZmYSL2 mutation causes abnormal iron distribution in tissues of maize o213 mutants, disrupting iron transport during the V9/12D developmental stage while simultaneously reducing iron transport efficiency. Iron (Fe) is an essential nutrient for plants. This study demonstrates that the ZmYSL2 mutation alters the distribution of iron within plants. The iron content in the roots of the o213...

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PMID: 41843276
DOI: 10.1007/s00425-026-04968-2

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