Investigating the effect of drought stress and methanol spraying on the influential genes in the Calvin cycle and photorespiration of rapeseed ().

Due to global warming and changes in precipitation patterns, many regions are prone to permanent drought. Rapeseed (Brassica napus ) is one of the main sources of edible oils worldwide, and its production and yield are affected by drought. In this study, gene expression alterations under drought stress are investigated with bioinformatics studies to examine evolutionary relations of conserved motifs structure and interactions among Calvin cycle and photorespiration pathways key genes in drought-tolerant (SLM046) and drought-sensitive (Hayola308) genotypes of rapeseed.