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Molecular Evidences for the Interactions of Auxin, Gibberellin, and Cytokinin in Bent Peduncle Phenomenon in Rose (Rosa sp.).

International journal of molecular sciences - 18 Feb 2020

Jing Weikun, Zhang Shuai, Fan Youwei, Deng Yinglong, Wang Chengpeng, Lu Jingyun, Sun Xiaoming, Ma Nan, Shahid Muhammad Owais, Li Yonghong, Zhou Xiaofeng

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In roses (Rosa sp.), peduncle morphology is an important ornamental feature. The common physiological abnormality known as the bent peduncle phenomenon (BPP) seriously decreases the quality of rose flowers and thus the commercial value. Because the molecular mechanisms underlying this condition are poorly understood, we analysed the transcriptional profiles and cellular structures of bent rose peduncles. Numerous...

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PMID: 32085472
DOI: 10.3390/ijms21041360
PMCID: PMC7072929

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