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Genome-Wide Characterization and Reproductive Tissue-Specific Heat-Responsive Expression Analysis of the HSP90 Gene Family in Common Bean (Phaseolus Vulgaris L.)

Aug 2026 · Journal of Crop Health · Vol 78 · 0 citations · 68 references

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The results indicate that PvHsp90 genes are evolutionarily conserved and differentially regulated during heat stress, highlighting PvHsp90‑1 and PvHsp90‑2 as promising candidates for improving reproductive thermotolerance and heat resilience in common bean.

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