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Similarly, analysis of ancient tetraploidy events in species such as poplar and maize might be able to identify uORFs conserved between retained duplicates.

The response of the lateral roots and primary roots of maize might be extended to other tissues or for a longer period due to signaling regulated by different ratio of auxin to cytokinins or different cytokine concentrations.

Because of the high number of cases and large geographic area involved, health officials were concerned that aflatoxin-contaminated maize might be circulating in the regional maize distribution system.

For example, zma-miR168a/b, with the total count of 131,141, is the most sequenced read, but around 82% (4,429,004) of total signatures was sequenced only once, indicating that the small RNA population in maize might be highly complicated.

Studies suggest that maize yields might be 2% to 5.5% higher today if this rise would not have happened [27].

We first sought to identify the putative miR164-targeted NAC genes in maize, which might be involved in lateral root development.

Evidence through gel shift assays has shown that the G-box-like motif has similar affinity to the A-box in maize, and therefore might be another binding site for O2 (Norre et al. 2002).

As studies in algae have indicated that multiple ferredoxin isoforms allow for the allocation of reduction equivalents to specific metabolic pathways in the chloroplast, the putative maize ferredoxin PETF might be particularly relevant not only for electron transport in the presence or excess of Fe but also for intraspecific variation in this function.

"For every degree greater than 30°C, the productivity of maize production in Africa might be reduced by 1% in optimum conditions and 1·7% in drought, with a 95% chance of climate change-related harm to the production of South African maize and wheat in the absence of adaptation," notes the study.

For example, miR2019 was conserved in monocots such as wheat, Brachypodium distachyon, rice and maize, suggesting that it might be monocot-specific miRNA.

The finding using RNAi that a reduction in the levels of another MIND subunit Mis12 causes frequent bi-orientation during meiosis I in maize suggests that it might be, as is the observation that Mis12 forms a continuous plate on top of a pair of distinguishable sets of inner kinetochore proteins [ 54].