Integrated transcriptomic and metabolomic analysis reveals the role of jasmoic acid biosynthesis in pollen development of CMS-D1 rice
Jie Wang,
Suping Ying,
Weixiong Long
et al.
Abstract:Background
Cytoplasmic male sterility (CMS) has greatly improved the utilization of heterosis in crops due to the absence of functional male gametophyte. The newly developed sporophytic D1 type CMS (CMS-D1) rice exhibits unique characteristics compared to the well-known sporophytic CMS-WA line, making it a valuable resource for rice breeding.
Results
In this research, a novel CMS-D1 line named Xingye A (XYA) was established, characterized by small, transparent, and shriveled anthers. Histological and termina… Show more
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