Claim · model-written summary
BjuB05.GS1.4 haplotypes might help mustard adapt to different geographic localities.
- Taxon
- mustarde7
- Gene
- BjuB05.GS1.4e6
- Outcome
- adapt to different geographic localitiese7
- Qualifier
- might helpe7
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Verbatim
e6“These two haplotypes of BjuB05.GS1.4 lead to differences in the shoot NUEs of different genetic populations of mustard and are associated with the local soil nitrogen content”
e7“suggesting that they might help mustard to adapt to different geographic localities”
Title
Rumeng Wang; Jinsong Luo; Jian Zeng; et al. Journal of Integrative Agriculture 2024. doi:10.1016/j.jia.2024.08.007
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Observation Genotype H141 has a lower shoot nitrate content than L65 under low nitrogen.
- Observation Genotype H141 has higher shoot ammonium and free amino acid contents.
- Observation Genotype H141 has higher shoot nitrate reductase and GS activities.
- Mechanism The physiological indicators are responsible for the high NUE of H141.
- Observation Whole-genome resequencing found 5,880 NUE-associated genes polymorphic between H141 and L65.
- Observation BjuB05.GS1.4 has two haplotypes, Hap1 and Hap2.
- Association Shoot NUE of Hap1 is significantly lower than that of Hap2.
- Association BjuB05.GS1.4 haplotypes are associated with local soil nitrogen content in mustard populations.
- Observation Shoot NUE differs between genetic populations of mustard according to BjuB05.GS1.4 haplotype.