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Large Potential for CH 4 Mitigation and Yield Improvement in China's Paddies Through Locally Optimized N ManagementNARA Subscribed
Nitrogen (N) management is critical for ensuring food security and mitigating greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. In rice paddies, the effectiveness of N management in maximizing yields and minimizing N losses is highly dependent on local environmental conditions and thus varies widely across regions. However, the influence of optimized, site‐specific N management on methane (CH 4 ) emissions remains poorly quantified and is not r...
Lsm14b controls zebrafish oocyte growth by regulating polyadenylation of the mRNA poly(A) tailOA Marine
Lsm14b (LSM family member 14b) is a messenger ribonucleoprotein (mRNP) and a widely present component in eukaryotes. Lsm14b participates in oocyte development by regulating mRNA translation, however, the specific translational regulatory mechanisms remain unclear. Here, we explore the function of Lsm14b during early oocyte development and identify specific translational regulatory mechanisms. We established female-infertile ls...
Pleiotropic function of the SQUAMOSA PROMOTER-BINDING PROTEIN-LIKE gene TaSPL14 in wheat plant architectureNARA Subscribed
Main conclusion The function of SQUAMOSA PROMOTER-BINDING PROTEIN-BOX gene TaSPL14 in wheat is similar to that of OsSPL14 in rice in regulating plant height, panicle length, spikelet number, and thousand-grain weight of wheat, but differs during tiller development. TaSPL14 may regulate spike development via ethylene-response gene EIN3-LIKE 1 ( TaEIL1 ), ETHYLENE-RESPONSIVE TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR 2.11 ( TaRAP2.11 ), and ETHYLENE-...
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