生长条件和品种生态不同调节大米中生长调节因子 (GRFs) 基因家族

Raj Kishore Sahoo1,2, Kishor Pundlik Jeughale1, Suman Sarkar1

  • 1Crop Improvement Division, ICAR-National Rice Research Institute, Cuttack, India.

概括

增长调节因素 (GRF) 是大米发展的关键. 这项研究确定了三种GRF (GRF3,GRF4,GRF7),这些GRF对适应水效有氧栽培至关重要,可能会提高产量.

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