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Mutations in orthologous PETALOSA TOE-type genes cause a dominant double-flower phenotype in phylogenetically distant eudicots.

Journal of experimental botany - 9 May 2020

Gattolin Stefano, Cirilli Marco, Chessa Stefania, Stella Alessandra, Bassi Daniele, Rossini Laura

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The double-flower phenotype has been selected by humans for its attractiveness in various plant species and it is of great commercial value for the ornamental market. In this study we investigated the genetic determinant of the dominant double-flower trait in carnation, petunia, and Rosa rugosa, and identified mutant alleles of TARGET OF EAT (TOE)-type genes characterized by a disruption of the miR172 target...

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PMID: 31960023
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/eraa032
PMCID: PMC7210751

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