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OsTPP1 regulates seed germination through the crosstalk with abscisic acid in rice

Wang et al., 2021

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7487736622959005096
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Wang G
Li X
Ye N
Huang M
Feng L
Li H
Zhang J
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New Phytologist

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Seed germination is essential for direct seeding in rice. It has been demonstrated that trehalose‐6‐phosphate phosphatase 1 (OsTPP1) plays roles in improving yield and stress tolerance in rice. In this study, the roles of OsTPP1 on seed germination in rice were …
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