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The CsPPR gene with RNA-editing function involved in leaf color asymmetry of the reciprocal hybrids derived from Cucumis sativus and C. hystrix.

Planta - 20 Sept 2024

Xia Lei, Wang Han, Zhao Xiaokun, Zhao Qinzheng, Yu Xiaqing, Li Ji, Lou Qunfeng, Chen Jinfeng, Cheng Chunyan

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MAIN CONCLUSION: The leaf color asymmetry found in the reciprocal hybrids C. hystrix × C. sativus (HC) and C. sativus × C. hystrix (CH) could be influenced by the CsPPR gene (CsaV3_1G038250.1). Most angiosperm organelles are maternally inherited; thus, the reciprocal hybrids usually exhibit asymmetric phenotypes that are associated with the maternal parent. However, there are two sets of organelle genomes in the...

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PMID: 39302471
DOI: 10.1007/s00425-024-04513-z

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