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LcMCII-1 is involved in the ROS-dependent senescence of the rudimentary leaves of Litchi chinensis.

Plant cell reports - 1 Jan 2017

Wang Congcong, Lü Peitao, Zhong Silin, Chen Houbin, Zhou Biyan

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KEY MESSAGE: LcMCII - 1 is a type II metacaspase. Over-expression of LcMCII- 1 in Arabidopsis promoted ROS-dependent and natural senescence. Virus-induced LcMCII- 1 silencing delayed the ROS-dependent senescence of the rudimentary leaves of Litchi chinensis . Litchi is an evergreen woody fruit tree that is widely cultivated in subtropical and tropical regions. Its floral buds are mixed with axillary or apical...

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PMID: 27682163
DOI: 10.1007/s00299-016-2059-y

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