ArticleBMC plant biology2026
Multi-tissue transcriptomic profiling of foxtail millet in response to drought and rewatering.
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backgroundDrought is a critical abiotic stress limiting crop productivity. However, the molecular mechanisms underlying coordinated multi-tissue responses to drought and subsequent recovery remain unclear.
resultsIn this study, leaf‑based physiological measurements, as well as transcriptomic sequencing, and molecular network analysis of four tissues (i.e., roots, stems, leaves, and grains) under prolonged drought from booting to maturity and short-term rewatering were performed to systematically dissect the dynamic regulatory programs during drought adaptation and post‑rewatering recovery in foxtail millet. The results showed that the H
conclusionThe study reveals a multi-tissue coordination framework for drought response and post‑rewatering recovery in foxtail millet, providing new theoretical insights and genetic resources for synergistic improvement of drought tolerance and post-drought resilience in crops.
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