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Genomic and metabolomic insights into the selection and differentiation of bioactive compounds in citrus.

Molecular plant - 4 Nov 2024

Liang Xiao, Wang Yue, Shen Wanxia, Liao Bin, Liu Xiaojuan, Yang Zimeng, Chen Jiebiao, Zhao Chenning, Liao Zhenkun, Cao Jinping, Wang Ping, Wang Peng, Ke Fuzhi, Xu Jianguo, Lin Qiong, Xi Wanpeng, Wang Lishu, Xu Juan, Zhao Xiaochun, Sun Chongde

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Bioactive compounds play an increasingly prominent role in breeding functional and nutritive fruit crops such as citrus. However, the genomic and metabolic bases for the selection and differentiation underlying bioactive compound variations in citrus remain poorly understood. In this study, we constructed a species-level variation atlas of genomes and metabolomes using 299 citrus accessions. A total of 19 829...

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PMID: 39444162
DOI: 10.1016/j.molp.2024.10.009

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