ArticleInternational journal of molecular sciences2022
The Relationships among "STAY-GREEN" Trait, Post-Anthesis Assimilate Remobilization, and Grain Yield in Rice (
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The mobilization and translocation of carbohydrates and mineral nutrients from vegetative plant parts to grains are pivotal for grain filling, often involving a whole plant senescence process. Loss of greenness is a hallmark of leaf senescence. However, the relationship between crop yield and senescence has been controversial for many years. Here, in this study, the overexpression and RNA interference lines of gene of
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