A heat-shock factor that protects rice flowering
Cited by 3
Abstract
A few hours of heat at flowering can halve a rice harvest. Mapping a heat-tolerant landrace, we find a heat-shock factor that protects pollen, and show that adding it to a modern variety keeps yields steady through a 38 °C heatwave.
Cite
P. Natarajan, D. Okafor, L. Fischer, A. Rao (2026). A heat-shock factor that protects rice flowering. Nature Plants. https://doi.org/10.5555/demo.2026.001
BibTeX
@article{natarajan2026heat,
title = {A heat-shock factor that protects rice flowering},
author = {P. Natarajan and D. Okafor and L. Fischer and A. Rao},
journal = {Nature Plants},
year = {2026},
doi = {10.5555/demo.2026.001},
url = {https://doi.org/10.5555/demo.2026.001},
abstract = {A few hours of heat at flowering can halve a rice harvest. Mapping a heat-tolerant landrace, we find a heat-shock factor that protects pollen, and show that adding it to a modern variety keeps yields steady through a 38 °C heatwave.}
}
Download BibTeXDownload RIS (EndNote, Zotero, Mendeley)DOI: 10.5555/demo.2026.001
