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Recurrent excision of a hAT-like transposable element in CmAPRR2 leads to the "shooting star" melon phenotype.

The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology - 1 Nov 2024

Zhang Wei, Liao Shengjin, Zhang Jie, Sun Honghe, Li Shaofang, Zhang Haiying, Gong Guoyi, Shen Huolin, Xu Yong

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The external appearance of fruit commodities is an essential trait that has profound effects on consumer preferences. A natural melon variety, characterized by an uneven and patchy arrangement of dark green streaks and spots on the white-skinned rind, resembles shooting stars streaking across the sky; thus, this variety is called "Shooting Star" (SS). To investigate the mechanism underlying the SS melon rind...

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PMID: 39348528
DOI: 10.1111/tpj.17048

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