Scientists find structural variations that increase the number of grains in Soragham

Scientists find structural variations that increase the number of grains in Soragham



Chinese scientists have highlighted two major genes responsible for Soragham’s double-anaz spikelets that dramatically increase grain number and crop yield. The DG1 (Double-Grain 1) promoters a sufficient 35.7-cilobes intracromosomal inverted DG1 to operate the expression of expression, leading to the development of double-anaz spikelets, which increases the number of daints showing the important role of genomic structural variation in the plant evolution.