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A candidate PpRPH gene of the D locus controlling fruit acidity in peach.

Plant molecular biology - 1 Feb 2021

Wang Lu, Jiang Xiaohan, Zhao Li, Wang Furong, Liu Yudi, Zhou Hui, He Huaping, Han Yuepeng

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KEY MESSAGE: A candidate gene, designate PpRPH, in the D locus was identified to control fruit acidity in peach. Fruit acidity has a strong impact on organoleptic quality of fruit. Peach fruit acidity is controlled by a large-effect D locus on chromosome 5. In this study, the D locus was mapped to a 509-kb interval, with two markers, 5dC720 and 5C1019, co-segregating with the non-acid/acid trait of peach fruit....

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PMID: 33128723
DOI: 10.1007/s11103-020-01089-6

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