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Stepwise allelic trajectory of ETP2 underlies trade-off between UVB tolerance and submergence adaptation in Arabidopsis thaliana
Strong UVB radiation critically restricts plant growth, yield, and distribution, while mechanisms enabling adaptation to intense UVB remain unclear. Here, we uncover that the F-box ubiquitin E3 ligase UVBT1 (also known as ETP2) is indispensable for UVB tolerance in A. thaliana. In the high-altitude
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