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Comparative analysis of the transcriptome, methylome, and metabolome during pollen abortion of a seedless citrus mutant.

Plant molecular biology - 1 Sept 2020

Ye Li-Xia, Gan Zhi-Meng, Wang Wen-Feng, Ai Xiao-Yan, Xie Zong-Zhou, Hu Chun-Gen, Zhang Jin-Zhi

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KEY MESSAGE: Pollen abortion could be mainly attributed to abnormal meiosis in the mutant. Multiomics analysis uncovered significant epigenetic variations between the mutant and its wild type during the pollen abortion process. Male sterility caused by aborted pollen can result in seedless fruit. A seedless Ponkan mandarin mutant (bud sport) was used to compare the transcriptome, methylome, and metabolome with...

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PMID: 32656674
DOI: 10.1007/s11103-020-01034-7

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