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• W2765967560 abstract "Abstract Just like animals, plants also contain haemoglobins (known as phytoglobins in plants). Plant phytoglobins (Pgbs) have been categorized into 6 different classes, namely, Phytogb0 (Pgb0), Phytogb1 (Pgb1), Phytogb2 (Pgb2), SymPhytogb (sPgb), Leghaemoglobin (Lb), and Phytogb3 (Pgb3). Among the 6 Phytogbs, sPgb and Lb have been functionally characterized, whereas understanding of the roles of other Pgbs is still evolving. In our present study, we have explored the function of 2 rice Pgbs ( OsPgb1.1 and OsPgb1.2 ). OsPgb1.1 , OsPgb1.2 , OsPgb1.3 , and OsPgb1.4 displayed increased level of transcript upon salt, drought, cold, and ABA treatment. The overexpression (OX) lines of OsPgb1.2 in Arabidopsis showed a tolerant phenotype in terms of better root growth in low potassium (K + ) conditions. The expression of the known K + gene markers such as LOX2 , HAK5 , and CAX3 was much higher in the OsPgb1.2 OX as compared to wild type. Furthermore, the OsPgb1.2 OX lines showed a decrease in reactive oxygen species (ROS) production and conversely an increase in the K + content, both in root and shoot, as compared to wild type in K + limiting condition. Our results indicated the potential involvement of OsPgb1.2 in signalling networks triggered by the nutrient deficiency stresses." @default.
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• W2765967560 date "2017-11-21" @default.
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• W2765967560 title "Rice phytoglobins regulate responses under low mineral nutrients and abiotic stresses in<i>Arabidopsis thaliana</i>" @default.
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• W2765967560 doi "https://doi.org/10.1111/pce.13081" @default.
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