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Jasmonate, salicylate, and ethylene-responsive transcriptomics discovery in spikelets of three wheat genotypes reveals a rapid and conserved response for jasmonate signaling.
Plant signaling & behavior - 31 Dec 2026
Foroud Nora A, Goyal Ravinder K, Liu Ziying, Li Yifeng, González-Peña Fundora Dianevys, Eranthodi Anas, Ryabova Daria, Laroche André, Loewen Michele C, Pan Youlian
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The accumulation of plant hormones in different tissues leads to transcriptional reprogramming that guides the downstream phenotypic response. Current models are largely derived from Arabidopsis, and increasing evidence indicates that monocots only partially conform to these canonical pathways, with additional variability even within the clade. In cereals, salicylate (SA), jasmonate (JA), and ethylene (ET)...
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