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Development and Rapid Adoption of Submergence-Tolerant (Sub1) Rice Varieties

2012-01-01

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Flooding is a frequent hazard in lowland rice environments and is expected to intensify with climate change. Short-term submergence regularly affects over 20 million ha of rice in the tropics. Tolerant varieties like the Indian landrace FR13A can survive submergence for 2 weeks or more, whereas susceptible varieties are severely damaged or killed within a week. The discovery of the tolerance gene SUB1 enabled mark...

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DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-394276-0.00006-8

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