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GrainGenes Reference Report: PMB-48-649

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PMB-48-649
Title
Chromosome regions and stress-related sequences involved in resistance to abiotic stress in Triticeae
Journal
Plant Molecular Biology
Year
2002
Volume
48
Pages
649-665
Author
Cattivelli L
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Abstract
Summary: Drought, low temperature and salinity are the most important abiotic stress factors limiting crop productivity. A genomic map of major loci and QTLs affecting stress tolerance in Triticeae identified the crucial role of the group 5 chromosomes, where the highest concentration of QTLs and major loci controlling plant's adaptation to the environment (heading date, frost and salt tolerance) has been found. In addition, a conserved region with a major role in drought tolerance has been localized to the group 7 chromosomes. Extensive molecular biological studies have led to the cloning of many stress-related genes and responsive elements. The expression of some stress-related genes was shown to be linked to stress-tolerant QTLs, suggesting that these genes may represent the molecular basis of stress tolerance. The development of suitable genetic tools will allow the role of stress-related sequences and their relationship with stress-tolerant loci to be established in the near future
Keyword
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abiotic stress
abiotic stresses
abscisic acid
adaptation
addition
barley
chromosome
cis-acting element
cloning
cold
cold acclimation
conserved region
crop
crop productivity
date
dehydrin multigene family
drought
drought tolerance
element
elements
environment
gene
group-5
group-7
heading
heading date
hordeum vulgare l
locus
low temperature
map
molecular-basis
productivity
qtl
quantitative trait loci
region
regulated barley gene
resistance
responsive element
review
salinity
salt
salt stress
salt tolerance
sequence
stress
stress tolerance
stress-related genes
temperature
temperature-responsive gene
tolerance
tool
triticeae
water-use efficiency

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