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Transcriptional changes during ovule development in two genotypes of litchi (Litchi chinensis Sonn.) with contrast in seed size.

Scientific reports - 8 Nov 2016

Pathak Ashish K, Singh Sudhir P, Gupta Yogesh, Gurjar Anoop K S, Mantri Shrikant S, Tuli Rakesh

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Litchi chinensis is a subtropical fruit crop, popular for its nutritional value and taste. Fruits with small seed size and thick aril are desirable in litchi. To gain molecular insight into gene expression that leads to the reduction in the size of seed in Litchi chinensis, transcriptomes of two genetically closely related genotypes, with contrasting seed size were compared in developing ovules. The cDNA library...

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PMID: 27824099
DOI: 10.1038/srep36304
PMCID: PMC5099886

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