ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Gene flow from weedy rice to T1c-19 transgenic rice stacked with cry1C*/bar genes and fitness of F
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- Gene flow from weedy rice to T1c-19 transgenic rice stacked with cry1C*/bar genes and fitness of FFrontiers in plant science · 2025Article
- Fitness and Ecological Risk of Hybrid Progenies of Wild and Herbicide-Tolerant Soybeans WithFrontiers in plant science · 2022Article
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Abstract
Introduction: Bidirectional gene flow via pollen between transgenic rice and weedy rice could occur in natural fields. Gene flow from transgenic rice to weedy rice has been confirmed in many studies, and thus results showed that F Method: We quantified reverse gene flow from three weedy rice accessions to transgenic rice line T1c-19 with cry1C*/bar. In field trials with alternating layout of cultivating transgenic rice and weedy rice accessions and adjacent layout cultivating them in a close vicinity, the reverse gene flow was detected. And the fitness of reverse F Result: No gene flow from WRTZ was observed, while gene flows from WRMM were observed at 0.0508% and 0.0808%, respectively, and those from WRYY were 0.0692% and 0.1008%, respectively. RF Discussion: Our study revealed that gene flow from three weedy rice accessions to T1c-19 could produce RF
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