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Abstract
Wild rice *GL12<sup>W</sup>* improves grain length and salt tolerance in both indica and japonica genetic backgrounds. *GL12<sup>W</sup>* alters cell length by regulating grain size related genes including *GS2*, and positively regulates salt tolerance related genes, such as *NACs*, *NCED3*, under salt stresses. A G/T variation in the *GL12* promoter determines its binding to coactivator GIF1 and transcription factor WRKY53, impacting expression and contributing to indica/japonica subspecies divergence. The study provides resources for rice breeding and insights into yield and salt tolerance trade-off mechanisms.
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Nov 01, 2024
Authors
Yanyan Wang, Wenxi Chen, Meng Xing, Jiaqiang Sun, Shizhuang Wang, Ziyi Yang, Jingfen Huang, Yamin Nie, Mingchao Zhao, Yapeng Li, Wenlong Guo, Yinting Wang, Ziyi Chen, Qiaoling Zhang, Jiang Hu, Yunhai Li, Ke Huang, Xiaoming Zheng, Leina Zhou, Lifang Zhang, Yunlian Cheng, Qian Qian, Qingwen Yang, Weihua Qiao
Tags
wild rice
grain length
salt tolerance
gene regulation
indica
japonica
breeding resources
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