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OsERF5 enhances cold tolerance and is associated with GA‑mediated antioxidant defence in rice

Sep 2026 · Theoretical and Applied Genetics · Vol 139 · 0 citations · 52 references
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This study demonstrates that OsERF5 positively regulates cold tolerance in rice and is associated with the GA‑mediated antioxidant defence system, providing both a genetic resource and a molecular framework for breeding cold‑tolerant varieties.

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