ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Study on Rice Submergence Germination Through the Combination of RNA-Seq and Genome Resequencing Strategies.
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Submergence during germination is a major barrier to the adoption of direct-seeded rice (DSR). Despite its importance in overcoming this barrier, the genetic architecture underlying the rapid coleoptile elongation under submergence remains largely elusive. Through screening among 20 different rice cultivars, a submergence-tolerant cultivar Xian133 and a sensitive cultivar Chang15 were obtained. Comparative transcriptomics and whole-genome resequencing were conducted between these two cultivars. The results show that rapid germination under flooding is driven primarily by transcriptional reprogramming rather than by antagonistic gene regulation. Transcriptome-wide analyses revealed a significant enrichment of the amino sugar and nucleotide sugar metabolism pathway in tolerant cultivar. This was further supported by the fact that promoter variants at the key loci
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