ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Identification and characterization of LEA gene family in physic nut and functional analysis of
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Introduction: Late Embryogenesis Abundant (LEA) proteins are highly hydrophilic, glycine-rich proteins that accumulate during late seed ripening and play critical roles in abiotic stress responses. However, only a limited number of LEA genes have been functionally characterized in the drought-tolerant species physic nut, and systematic investigations of their characteristics and transcriptional dynamics remain unexplored. Methods and results: In this study, we identified 24 Discussion: This study provides the first in-depth genomic characterization of the LEA gene family members in physic nut, complemented by functional investigations that advance our understanding of its role in abiotic stress adaptation. Our findings offer a foundation for molecular breeding strategies to improve drought tolerance in bioenergy crops, particularly physic nut.
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