Findings reveal a regulatory role for DREB2G in coordinating seed development, maturation, and germination-associated transcriptional programs in Arabidopsis.
Plastid membrane integrity is essential for plant growth, development, and metabolism, yet the functions of vesicle-inducing protein in plastids 1 (VIPP1) throughout the crop life cycle remain unclear. Here, we characterized OsVIPP1 in rice using CRISPR/Cas9 knockout, overexpression, and RNA-interference lines, togethe...
Yong-Li Zhu, Jing-Hong Zhang, Hong-Cai Li et al.· Plants· 0 citations
Soybean seed weight is a key yield determinant, but the transcriptional mechanisms connecting hormone signaling to seed growth are poorly understood. Here, we identify GsAGL62, a wild soybean MADS-box transcription factor located within a previously mapped hundred-seed weight (HSW) locus and a domestication-associated...
Fei Wu, Wei Li, De-Zhou Hu et al.· Journal of genetics and geno...· 0 citations
Characterization of the complex hierarchical networks of Transcription Factors (TFs) that regulate plant cell wall deposition have been shown to influence plant development and responses to environmental stimuli. However, most of these TFs are associated with secondary cell wall (SCW) deposition, and significant gaps r...
M. Sedaghat, Fitrat Ullah, Samia Nawaz et al.· Journal of plant physiology· 0 citations
Higher grain weight and stronger seed dormancy are key objectives for improving rice (Oryza sativa) yield and inhibiting pre-harvest sprouting. Therefore, identifying genes that coordinately regulate grain weight and seed dormancy is an urgent priority. Here, we report that knocking out miR1866 (KO1866) increased grain...
Ya-Fan Zhao, Yuan Li, Zongrun Li et al.· Journal of Integrative Plant...· 0 citations
This study elucidates the multifaceted roles of GmCXE31 in coordinating soybean salt tolerance, lipid metabolism and agronomic traits, providing theoretical and genetic resources for salt-tolerant and high-quality soybean molecular breeding.
Zhaohao Guo, Xin-Yu Wang, Tianyu Wang et al.· Plant Science· 0 citations
OsDUF3615 is constitutively expressed in rice and encodes a nucleus-localized protein, identified as a key regulator of rice grain development and quality formation, providing valuable genetic resources for the molecular breeding of high-quality rice varieties.
Bo Peng, Jing Qiu, Ziyue Huang et al.· Frontiers in Plant Science· 0 citations
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