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I. Haider

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J. Y. Wang· 2 shared L. Berqdar· 2 shared L. Lanfranco· 2 shared M. Jamil· 2 shared S. Al-Babili· 2 shared T. Mazzarella· 2 shared V. Fiorilli· 2 shared A. Ablazov· 1 shared

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Zaxinone Synthase overexpression modulates rice physiology and metabolism, improving growth and productivity under normal and low phosphate supply

A. Ablazov, M. Jamil, I. Haider, J. Y. Wang, V. Melino, M. Maghrebi, G. Vigani, K. X. Liew, P.-Y. Lin, G.-T. Chen, H. Kuijer, L. Berqdar, T. Mazzarella, V. Fiorilli, L. Lanfranco, , S. Al-Babili

This study shows that overexpressing Zaxinone Synthase in rice increases zaxinone levels, enhances growth, and improves phosphate uptake, leading to higher grain yield.

bioRxiv · Oct 6, 2023 · PreprintPlant Biology

Canonical Strigolactones Are Not the Tillering-Inhibitory Hormone but Rhizospheric Signals in Rice

S. Ito, J. Braguy, J. Y. Wang, A. Yoda, V. Fiorilli, I. Takahashi, M. Jamil, A. Felemban, S. Miyazaki, T. Mazzarella, A. Shinozawa, A. Balakrishna, L. Berqdar, C. Rajan, S. Ali, , S. Al-Babili

This study shows canonical strigolactones in rice are not responsible for shoot branching inhibition but act as rhizospheric signals to influence Striga germination and mycorrhizal colonization.

bioRxiv · Apr 5, 2022Plant Biology