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A point mutation in *VIG1* boosts development and chilling tolerance in rice

Agriculture

A point mutation in *VIG1* boosts development and chilling tolerance in rice

D. Xiong, J. Wang, et al.

This research by Dunpin Xiong and colleagues reveals groundbreaking insights into rice production by identifying allelic mutants *vigla* and *viglb* of *OsbZIP01*. These mutants enhance seedling vigor and cold tolerance, key for improving grain yield in cost-effective direct seeding systems.

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