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Expression of ACC oxidase genes differs among sex genotypes and sex phases in cucumber.

Plant molecular biology - 1 Nov 1999

Kahana A, Silberstein L, Kessler N, Goldstein R S, Perl-Treves R

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Ethylene has been implicated as a sex-determining hormone in cucumber: its exogenous application increases femaleness, and gynoecious genotypes were reported to produce more ethylene. In this study, three full-length ACC oxidase cDNAs were isolated from cucumber floral buds. RFLP analysis of a population that segregates for the F(femaleness) locus indicated that CS-ACO2 is linked to F at a distance of 8.7 cM....

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PMID: 10608661
DOI: 10.1023/a:1006343707567

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