Transcriptomic divergence between upland and lowland ecotypes contributes to rice adaptation to a drought-prone agroecosystem.

Zhi LuoJie XiongHui XiaXiaosong MaMin GaoLei WangGuolan LiuXinqiao YuLijun Luo

Published in: Evolutionary applications (2020)

Many key genes, which promote transcriptomic adaptation to drought in upland rice, have great prospective in breeding water-saving and drought-resistant rice. Meanwhile, appropriate strategies are required in breeding to overcome the potential transcriptomic trade-off.

Keyphrases

single cell
climate change
arabidopsis thaliana
rna seq
heat stress
plant growth
genome wide
gene expression
risk assessment
transcription factor