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    Legumes can gain access to nitrogen through symbiotic association with rhizobia, whereas the growth and production of cereal crops often rely heavily on the application of chemical fertilizers. Engineering cereal crops that can fix nitrogen autonomously or that associate with nitrogen-fixing bacteria through a synthetic biology approach would reduce the use of synthetic nitrogen fertilizers. This…

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    Manipulation of genetic recombination by editing the transcriptional regulatory regions of a meiotic gene in hybrid riceGenetic breeding involves the recombination and selection of various valuable genes. Meiotic crossover (CO) promotes the generation of new allelic combinations on chromosomes, which is essential for breeding elite varieties (Wijnker and de Jong, 2008). An increase in CO promotes…

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    This review overviews recent progress on the molecular mechanisms of ROP-mediated tip growth, highlighting the spatiotemporal localization of ROPs, various regulators of ROPs, and feedback modules that participate in ROP signaling. Finally, it discusses the evolutionary conservation of ROP signaling in cell polarization and the role of this process in plant–rhizobia interaction.

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