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. 2019 Jan 14;9:1999. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2018.01999

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Copyright © 2019 Chandran, Wang, Gao, Cao, Chen, Li, Zhu, Yang, Zhang, Zhao, Zhao, Wang, Li, Fan, Li, Zhao, Li and Wang.

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Agronomic traits of transgenic lines overexpressing different OsGRF genes and working model for miR396-OsGRF in regulation of rice immunity and yield traits. Comparison of gross plant (A), scale bar = 16 cm, and panicle morphologies (B), scale bar = 5 cm, of EV (YB), OEGRF6, OEGRF8 and OEGRF9 transgenic plants. Comparison of gross plant (C), scale bar = 16 cm, and panicle morphologies (D), scale bar = 5 cm, of EV (YB), OEGRF7, and GRF7RNAi transgenic plants. Number of panicles (E), number of grains per panicle (F), and 1000-grain weight (G) of OsGRF6 over-expression lines. The asterisk above the bars indicate significant differences between EV and the indicated transgenic lines at a P-value < 0.01, as determined by Student’s t-test. (H) Working model for miR396-OsGRFs module in balancing yield traits and immunity against the blast fungus.