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A dominant negative mutation of GhMYB25-like alters cotton fiber initiation, reducing lint and fuzz.

The Plant cell - 31 Jul 2024

Zhao Guannan, Le Yu, Sun Mengling, Xu Jiawen, Qin Yuan, Men She, Ye Zhengxiu, Tan Haozhe, Hu Haiyan, You Jiaqi, Li Jianying, Jin Shuangxia, Wang Maojun, Zhang Xianlong, Lin Zhongxu, Tu Lili

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Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) fibers, vital natural textile materials, are single-cell trichomes that differentiate from the ovule epidermis. These fibers are categorized as lint (longer fibers useful for spinning) or fuzz (shorter, less useful fibers). Currently, developing cotton varieties with high lint yield but without fuzz remains challenging due to our limited knowledge of the molecular mechanisms underlying...

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PMID: 38447960
DOI: 10.1093/plcell/koae068
PMCID: PMC11289660

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