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Exploring the Molecular Mechanism underlying the Stable Purple-Red Leaf Phenotype in Lagerstroemia indica cv. Ebony Embers.

International journal of molecular sciences - 11 Nov 2019

Qiao Zhongquan, Liu Sisi, Zeng Huijie, Li Yongxin, Wang Xiangying, Chen Yi, Wang Xiaoming, Cai Neng

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Lagerstroemia indica is an important ornamental tree worldwide. The development of cultivars with colorful leaves and increased ornamental value represents one of the current main research topics. We investigated the anthocyanin profiles in two contrasting cultivars for leaf color phenotypes and explored the underlying molecular basis. Both cultivars display purple-red young leaves (Stage 1), and when the leaves...

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PMID: 31718025
DOI: 10.3390/ijms20225636
PMCID: PMC6888693

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