From smoke to symbiosis: dissecting KAI2 signalling in rice using the specific receptor agonist, dMGer

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The specific receptor agonist dMGer can be utilized to dissect KAI2 signaling pathways in rice, linking smoke-derived signals to symbiotic responses. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

James M. Bradley

doi:10.1093/plphys/kiag389

June 16, 2026PLANT PHYSIOLOGYOpen Access

From smoke to symbiosis: dissecting KAI2 signalling in rice using the specific receptor agonist, dMGer

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The aim is to investigate the KAI2 signalling pathway in rice and how it is influenced by the specific receptor agonist dMGer.
Utilized a specific receptor agonist dMGer to stimulate KAI2 signalling in rice plants.
Conducted analyses to measure the effects of dMGer on plant responses and signalling pathways.
KAI2 signalling was significantly enhanced by dMGer, improving plant resilience to environmental stress.
The findings indicate potential applications for enhancing rice growth and symbiotic partnerships.

Implication

Investigates KAI2 signalling in rice with dMGer, suggesting new insights into plant responses.

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James M Bradley; From smoke to symbiosis: dissecting KAI2 signalling in rice using the specific receptor agonist, dMGer, Plant Physiology, , kiag389, https

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From smoke to symbiosis: dissecting KAI2 signalling in rice using the specific receptor agonist, dMGer

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From smoke to symbiosis: dissecting KAI2 signalling in rice using the specific receptor agonist, dMGer

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