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EHD1 is negatively regulated by GRAIN HEADING DATE7 (GHD7) in long day conditions, and natural variation in GHD7 has been shown to regulate the local adaptation of rice cultivars to different latitudes (Xue et al. 2008).
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Rice Ghd8/DTH8, a major QTL with pleiotropic effects on grain yield, heading date and plant height, encodes the OsHAP3 subunit of a CCAAT-box binding protein (HAP complex).
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