Soybean (Glycine max) morphogenesis and flowering time are accurately regulated by
photoperiod, which determine the yield potential and limit soybean cultivars to a narrow …

Soybean (Glycine max) is highly sensitive to photoperiod, which affects flowering time and
plant architecture and thus limits the distribution range of elite soybean cultivars. The major …

Soybean, a typical short-day crop, is sensitive to photoperiod, which is a major limiting factor
defining its north-to-south cultivation range. The long-juvenile (LJ) trait is controlled primarily …

The major maturity gene E1 has the most prominent effect on flowering time and
photoperiod sensitivity of soybean, but the pathway mediated by E1 is largely unknown …

Photoperiod is an important environmental cue. Plants can distinguish the seasons and
flower at the right time through sensing the photoperiod. Soybean is a sensitive short-day …

Photoperiodic flowering is one of the most important factors affecting regional adaptation
and yield in soybean (Glycine max). Plant adaptation to long‐day conditions at higher …

Flowering time, maturity, and plant morphology have considerable effects on the adaptation
and grain yield of soybean (Glycine max). The identification of novel genes and an …

Gene regulatory networks involved in flowering time and photoperiodic responses in
legumes remain unknown. Although the major maturity gene E1 has been successfully …

The complex and coordinated regulation of flowering has high ecological and agricultural
significance. The maturity locus E1 has a large impact on flowering time in soybean, but the …

Although four maturity genes, E1 to E4, in soybean have been successfully cloned, their
functional mechanisms and the regulatory network of photoperiodic flowering remain to be …