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Such introgressions are frequent in rice [27], and have been utilized for genetic association strategies to identify loci important for synthesizing trait-specific metabolites in Arabidopsis [28] and tomato [29].
The detail of this analysis is shown in Additional File 4. As previously reported [ 26, 27], intronic snoRNA loci are more frequent in rice than in Arabidopsis.
It also frequents maize, rice and cotton crops, derelict farmland and sugarcane plantations close to water.
The crake also frequents maize, rice and cotton crops, derelict farmland and sugarcane plantations close to water.
When evaluating the clusters, the RI class was the most frequent for both rice (45.1%) and Arabidopsis (47.9%).
Besides, hyphae abundantly invaded the xylem and accordingly, might have blocked the water transport to the shoot, partly explaining the severe wilting and frequent death of rice seedlings upon inoculation with this isolate.
Only type VIII nsLTPs displayed the simple organization that one would expect to be the most frequent between arabidopsis, rice and wheat, i.e. one sequence of each species (or three for the hexaploid wheat) with wheat and rice closer to each other and more distantly related to arabidopsis.
EE motifs were more frequent in cold-inducible rice promoters, and ABRE, G box, and CE3 motifs occurred more frequent in dehydration-inducible rice promoters (Fig. 6).
Given the frequent gene flow from cultivated rice to weedy rice [20], [21], [60], the introgression of crop alleles from different rice varieties may contribute to the differentiation of weedy populations at different sites although other factors such as selection and habitat heterogeneity may also play their roles.
