An efficient and improved method for virus-induced gene silencing in sorghum.
Dharmendra Kumar SinghHee-Kyung LeeIsmail DweikatKirankumar S MysorePublished in: BMC plant biology (2018)
In general, sorghum plants are difficult to infect with BMV and therefore recalcitrant to VIGS studies. However, by using BMV as a vector, a BMV susceptible sorghum variety, 18 °C for incubating plants, and antisense strand of the target gene fragment, efficient VIGS can still be achieved in sorghum.