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June 14, 2026Journal of Agronomy and Crop Science

Molecular Markers and GWAS for Thermotolerance in Maize: Integrating Gene Expression, Epigenetic Regulation and Yield Stability Under Climate Change

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ASAlfi SophianUniversity of Indonesia

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Review explores thermotolerance in maize using molecular markers and gene expression to enhance yield stability under climate change.

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  • This review aims to integrate molecular markers and gene expression studies to improve thermotolerance in maize under climate change.
  • Synthesis of knowledge on molecular markers, GWAS, and transcriptional responses in maize.
  • Discussion of key quantitative trait loci and candidate genes related to heat stress signaling.
  • Evaluation of applications such as marker-assisted selection and CRISPR for developing climate-resilient maize.
  • Key QTLs and candidate genes relevant to thermotolerance are identified.
  • Epigenetic mechanisms influencing heat stress memory are highlighted.
  • Integration of SNP markers with yield stability analysis aids in identifying robust thermotolerant genotypes.

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Alfi Sophian (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2e4687b1cc60ccdea8b37ahttps://doi.org/10.1111/jac.70212
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