Background: Rice crop may experience a significant reduction in yield-up to 50%-due to two occurrences during drought stress: unsuccessful peduncle elongation in panicle exertion and ineffective grain filling. The comprehension of mechanisms that promote drought tolerance during these growth phases is crucial for the production of rice that can withstand drought conditions, thus averting a decrease in crop yield.
Methods And Results: The expression of two xyloglucan endo transhydrolase/glucosylase genes (OsXTH 5 and 19) in peduncle tissue and a sucrose transporter gene (OsSUT1) in flag leaf sheath were assessed.
Drought is one of the biggest challenges for rice (Oryza sativa L.) production in rainfed areas. Developing "aerobic rice" cultivars could be a valuable alternative to irrigated/rainfed areas.
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