Randomized trial identifies metabolic pathways linked to glyphosate hormesis in soybean cultivars, suggesting genetic mechanisms may exist.
Background: Soybean cultivars show a positive response to low doses of glyphosate, called glyphosate hormesis, though the genetic and biochemical mechanisms are not fully understood. Objective: This study aimed to identify the pathways and differentially expressed genes (DEGs) related to glyphosate hormesis, along with their association with lignin and P content, and the shikimic acid pathway in glyphosate-resistant cultivars (RR and RR2) compared to a non-resistant cultivar (NR). It also evaluated how glyphosate hormesis impacted the electron transport rate [...]
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