ArticleFrontiers in plant science2022
Characteristics of members of IGT family genes in controlling rice root system architecture and tiller development.
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Abstract
Root system architecture (RSA) and tiller are important agronomic traits. However, the mechanisms of the IGT family genes regulate RSA and tiller development in different rice varieties remain unclear. In this study, we demonstrated that 38 rice varieties obtained from Yuanyang Hani's terraced fields with different RSA and could be classified into six groups based on the ratio of root length and width. We found a positive correlation between RSA (including root width, length, and area) and tiller number in most of rice varieties. Furthermore, the IGT family genes
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