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Branching plasticity and candidate gene-hormone networks associated with shade responses in soybean under relay strip intercropping.

BMC plant biology - 23 Jun 2026

He Lingxiao, Gong Tao, Tang Fenda, Shao Panxia, Xu Hao, Li Jian, Guo Ming, Zhang Zhetao, Xu Mei, Tang Xiaopei, Wu Xiaoling, Yang Wenyu, Zhao Yao, Liu Weiguo

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BACKGROUND: Branching is a key determinant of high-yield plant architecture in soybean, particularly in maize- soybean relay strip intercropping where plants experience an "initially shaded-then fully illuminated" light regime. However, the genetic regulation of branching responses to shading remains poorly understood. METHODS: We evaluated 11 branching-related traits across 202 soybean accessions grown under...

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Glycine max
Genome-Wide Association Study
Plant Growth Regulators
Light
Gene Regulatory Networks

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PMID: 42337403
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-026-09314-y
PMCID: PMC13543497

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