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Allelic variation of TaWD40-4B. 1 contributes to drought tolerance by modulating catalase activity in wheat

Tian et al., 2023

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638549304594692916
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Tian G
Wang S
Wu J
Wang Y
Wang X
Liu S
Han D
Xia G
Wang M
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Nature communications

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Drought drastically restricts wheat production, so to dissect allelic variations of drought tolerant genes without imposing trade-offs between tolerance and yield is essential to cope with the circumstance. Here, we identify a drought tolerant WD40 protein encoding gene …
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