The study identifies candidate genes associated with regreening in rapeseed, highlighting implications for improved breeding strategies.
Our findings provide the first comprehensive genetic map of the regreening process in rapeseed, revealing a dynamic regulatory network centered on JA signaling and stress response pathways. The identified candidate genes and associated molecular markers establish a valuable resource and a solid theoretical foundation for future functional studies. More importantly, we have identified direct targets for marker-assisted selection (MAS). This provides a foundation for breeding novel rapeseed cultivars with optimized regreening timing and enhanced yield potential.
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