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Expression of genes for the biosynthesis of compatible solutes during pollen development under heat stress in tomato (Solanum lycopersicum).

Journal of plant physiology - 15 Apr 2015

Sangu E, Tibazarwa F I, Nyomora A, Symonds R C

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Accumulation of compatible solutes is considered a key adaptation mechanism in many plants in response to abiotic stress. The expression of four genes, involved in sucrose metabolism (SPS and SuSy), biosynthesis of galactinol (GoLS1) and proline accumulation (P5CS) was compared: at meiosis (MM), vacuolated and mature stages of pollen development in heat tolerant and heat sensitive tomato genotypes. The results...

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PMID: 25747289
DOI: 10.1016/j.jplph.2015.02.002

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