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NAC transcription factor SlNOR-like1 plays a dual regulatory role in tomato fruit cuticle formation.

Journal of experimental botany - 27 Mar 2024

Liu Gang-Shuai, Huang Hua, Grierson Donald, Gao Ying, Ji Xiang, Peng Zhen-Zhen, Li Hong-Li, Niu Xiao-Lin, Jia Wen, He Jian-Lin, Xiang Lan-Ting, Gao Hai-Yan, Qu Gui-Qin, Zhu Hong-Liang, Zhu Ben-Zhong, Luo Yun-Bo, Fu Da-Qi

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The plant cuticle is an important protective barrier on the plant surface, constructed mainly by polymerized cutin matrix and a complex wax mixture. Although the pathway of plant cuticle biosynthesis has been clarified, knowledge of the transcriptional regulation network underlying fruit cuticle formation remains limited. In the present work, we discovered that tomato fruits of the NAC transcription factor...

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PMID: 37856192
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erad410

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