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TaDTGIP1‐TaDTG6‐BDel574‐TaPIF1 module regulates drought stress response in wheat

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By Linying Du, High-Efficiency Production, Qiannan Wang, Fangfang Li
| New Phytologist
Supporting Information Filename Description nph70123-sup-0001-FigsS1-S12.pdfPDF document, 2.9 MB Fig. S1 Multiple protein sequence alignment of TaPIF1 and their homologs. Fig. S2 Transcriptional activity identification of TaPhyA and TaPhyB protein in yeast. Fig. S3 Effects of exogenous ABA on TaPIF1 transgenic lines. Fig. S4 Promoter sequence alignment of TaABI5 homoeologs. Fig. S5 Promoter sequence alignment of TaRD17 homoeologs. Fig. S6 Promoter sequence alignment of TaP5CS1 homoeologs. Fig.
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Natural variation in a K+‐preferring HKT transporter contributes to wheat shoot K+ accumulation and tolerance

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By Linying Du, Dongling Tang, Bin Lin Chen, Xueling Huang
| Wiley Online Library Verified
CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT The authors declare no conflict of interest. Supporting Information Filename Description pce14746-sup-0001-Figure_S1.tif5 MB Supporting information. pce14746-sup-0002-Figure_S2.tif370.8 KB Supporting information. pce14746-sup-0003-Figure_S3.tif7.4 MB Supporting information. pce14746-sup-0004-Figure_S4.tif4 MB Supporting information. pce14746-sup-0005-Figure_S5.tif6.2 MB Supporting information. pce14746-sup-0006-Figure_S6.tif404.5 KB Supporting information.
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Duplicate Genes Contribute to Variability in Abiotic Stress Resistance in Allopolyploid Wheat

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By Linying Du, Zhenbing Ma, Hude Mao
| MDPI
Abstract : Gene duplication is a universal biological phenomenon that drives genomic variation and diversity, plays a crucial role in plant evolution, and contributes to innovations in genetic engineering and crop development. Duplicated genes participate in the emergence of novel functionality, such as adaptability to new or more severe abiotic stress resistance.
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