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Transcriptome Analysis of Anther Wall Reveals Novel Insights Into the Regulatory Mechanisms Underlying Anther Wall Development in Rice

2021-12-21

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Rice is an important food staple that is consumed by half of the human population. Therefore, understanding the regulatory mechanism of male fertility in rice can improve production by enhancing the efficiency of hybrid seed production. However, information on the control mechanism of male fertility by anther dehiscence or wall development in rice is very limited. To further understand...

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244885d5-817a-537e-85e2-3fc1aa7c4260
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1154274/v1
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