Fig. 8: Proposed model illustrating GmLDL2 in regulating flowering time and improving low-latitude adaptation in soybean. | Nature Communications

Fig. 8: Proposed model illustrating GmLDL2 in regulating flowering time and improving low-latitude adaptation in soybean.

From: Natural variation in histone demethylase GmLDL2 confers flowering time divergence for geographical expansion in soybean

Fig. 8

The GmLDL2H1 allele under natural selection promotes soybean to low latitudes, whereas the GmLDL2H2 allele under artificial selection facilitates soybean to high-latitudes. GmLDL2 regulates flowering time by repressing the expression of GmFER through altering the H3K4 methylation status at this locus.

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