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A GmOIL2 allele separates fertility and seed traits in soybean.

Jul 2026 · Journal of Integrative Plant Biology · Vol 68, pp. 3301-3303 · 0 citations · 8 references
Medicine

Abstract

A CRISPR-derived 36-bp in-frame deletion in GmOIL2 maintains fertility and seed weight while altering seed-related traits. This allele provides a genetic resource for improving soybean quality without affecting seed weight.

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