Assessment of cold tolerance at early developmental stages and allelic variation at candidate genes in South American rice germplasm

Abstract

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Genetic mechanisms of abiotic stress tolerance that translate to crop yield stability

“…The MYBS3 transcriptional network responds more slowly than the CBF pathway to low temperatures, regulating low-temperature tolerance genes such as those involved in the repression of the CBF pathway, which distinguishes it as an independent low-temperature responsive cascade 120 . In addition, several QTLs [121][122][123] have been identified that may be exploited to obtain low-temperature yield stability in rice.…”

Phenotyping and QTL mapping for cold tolerance at the germination and seedling stages in Argentine temperate rice

“…identified a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) in OsGSTZ2 (c.295A [ G), which strongly correlated with CTS in 76 indica and japonica rice varieties. Moreover, Pachecoy et al (2014) reported the same SNP correlated with CTS in 116 rice inbred lines and varieties from South America. These researchers analyzed several genotypes such as the susceptible cultivars IR50, IRGA417, IRGA409 (spp.…”