OsNAC10通过抑制OsHKT1;5的表达和减少Na+从芽到米根的循环,从而负面调节盐分耐受性

Liangbo Fu1, Xincheng Zhang2, Yishan Tu3

  • 1College of Advanced Agricultural Sciences, Zhejiang A&F University, Hangzhou 311300, China.

Plant communications
|February 11, 2026
PubMed
概括

米植物通过控制芽中的 (Na+) 水平来保持盐分耐受性. 一项新的研究显示,OsNAC10基因抑制了OsHKT1;5载体,对盐分耐受性产生负面影响. 针对OsNAC10可以提高作物弹性.

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