Zea mays Transcriptome or Gene expression
LcTprxII-OE is a perennial gene that was introduced from the Leymus chinensis and TrxII families; they play a crucial role in alkaline stress and the reduction of ROS in plants. Leymus Chinensis is a wild type of grass that is widely found in inner Mongolia, China. However, the key regulatory genes for specific biological processes, cellular components, and plant hormones, and the molecular mechanism of LcTprxII's response to alkaline stress, remain poorly understood.