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These findings lays a theoretical foundation for IiSPLs functional exploration and provides a novel molecular breeding strategy, and facilitate the effective exploitation of I. indigotica.
Findings provide critical insights into the functional profiles of the ZmIQM gene family and establish a theoretical framework for future studies aimed at the genetic enhancement of stress-tolerant maize varieties.
Comprehensive analyses of gene structure, conserved motifs, chromosomal distribution, collinearity, cis-elements, and expression profiles revealed substantial structural conservation and functional diversification within the AP2/ERF transcription factor family within chili pepper.
A systematic analysis of the MtPLATZ gene family in M. truncatula is provided, offering a valuable reference for functional studies and genetic improvement of stress tolerance in legumes.
Results suggest that the ThNFYA family may serve as candidate regulators of development and stress adaptation in T. hybrid ‘Zhongshanshan’ and lays a foundation for marker-assisted breeding of stress-tolerant varieties.
expression profiling demonstrated that most GmRCP genes were expressed across various soybean tissues, and several members were responsive to salt, drought, and low-phosphorus stresses, suggesting their potential roles in stress adaptation.
This study provides a fundamental framework for exploring the regulatory functions of the wheat PR10/Bet v 1 family, and valuable hormone-responsive candidate genes for the genetic improvement of wheat agronomic traits.
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