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Complex and shifting interactions of phytochromes regulate fruit development in tomato.

Plant, cell & environment - 1 Jul 2014

Gupta Suresh Kumar, Sharma Sulabha, Santisree Parankusam, Kilambi Himabindu Vasuki, Appenroth Klaus, Sreelakshmi Yellamaraju, Sharma Rameshwar

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Tomato fruit ripening is a complex metabolic process regulated by a genetical hierarchy. A subset of this process is also modulated by light signalling, as mutants encoding negative regulators of phytochrome signal transduction show higher accumulation of carotenoids. In tomato, phytochromes are encoded by a multi-gene family, namely PHYA, PHYB1, PHYB2, PHYE and PHYF; however, their contribution to fruit...

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PMID: 24433205
DOI: 10.1111/pce.12279

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