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The introgression of BjMYB113 from Brassica juncea leads to purple leaf trait in Brassica napus.

BMC plant biology - 2 Aug 2024

Zhang Dawei, Zhou Hongfeng, Zhou Dinggang, Wu Jinfeng, Liu Lili, Guo Yiming, Wang Tonghua, Tan Chen, Chen Daozong, Ge Xianhong, Yan Mingli

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The purple leaves of Brassica napus are abundant in anthocyanins, which are renowned for their role in conferring distinct colors, stress tolerance, and health benefits, however the genetic basis of this trait in B. napus remains largely unelucidated. Herein, the purple leaf B. napus (PL) exhibited purple pigments in the upper epidermis and a substantial increase in anthocyanin accumulation, particularly of...

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Brassica napus
Plant Leaves
Anthocyanins
Mustard Plant
Pigmentation
Plant Proteins
Phenotype
Genetic Introgression
Genes, Plant
Chromosome Mapping
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PMID: 39090544
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-024-05418-5
PMCID: PMC11295638

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