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expand all sections collapse all sections  Oryza sativa Gene "gh1"
ID 11770
Name gh1 (GENE SYMBOL)
Synonyms (3)
GRAMENE GENEGR:0060365
Type Gene
Species Oryza sativa (Oryza sativa) [ GR_tax:013681 ]
Germplasm
Description Glumes turn from a light green during flowering to yellow, then golden yellow,
and finally to golden brown during the ripening stage. Internodes yellow. The
gene, gh1 causes pigmentation at epidermal cell walls of glumes and cell walls
of hypodermis of internodes. Ripening gold is common especially in Indica
cultivars. The white-hull gene Wh prevents formation of golden ground pigment
and gives a normal straw color.
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