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MdXERICO negatively regulates salt tolerance in apple through ubiquitination and degradation of MdJAZ10.

Aug 2026 · Plant Physiology · 0 citations
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A novel MdXERICO-MdJAZ10 regulatory module is uncovered, in which MdXERICO negatively modulates apple salt tolerance by targeting MdJAZ10 for ubiquitin-dependent degradation, thereby suppressing the expression of ion-transport-related genes and disrupting sodium-potassium balance.

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