Researchers Develop Rust Resistant Wheat with Increased Heat Tolerance |
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Researchers from Northwest A&F University, Hainan University, and partners have successfully developed rust resistant wheat through a combination of genetic modification and gene editing. The results of the study also show significant insights into the development of wheat cultivars resistant to high temperatures from the pollination stage to maturity.
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Heat Shock Protein Helps Maize Plants Resist Drought |
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Heat Shock Proteins (HSPs) are like bodyguards for cells, protecting them from stress. One type of HSP, called DnaJ, is present in plants. Scientists from Hebei Agricultural University studied a specific DnaJ protein called ZmDnaJ in maize.
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