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Haplotype-resolved genome reveals allele-aware epigenetic and 3D chromatin regulation of heterosis in the tea hybrid.

The New phytologist - 1 Apr 2026

Lei Wenlong, Zhang Yingao, Wang Yibin, Yu Jiaxin, Li Huike, Hou Xinru, Fan Wenmin, Xiao Yezi, Yan Jiawei, Lei Xiaomei, Chen Shuai, Wang Weidong, Xu Qingshan, Ye Naixing, Yu Youben, Zhang Xingtan, Wang Pengjie

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Heterosis, widely used in plant breeding to enhance yield and quality, is not yet fully understood at the allelic level, particularly in woody plants such as Camellia sinensis, the tea plant. In this study, the first haplotype (HA)-resolved genome of JGY, the most widely cultivated hybrid oolong tea cultivar in China, is presented, and the contribution of its epigenetic and 3D genomic features to heterosis is...

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PMID: 41508652
DOI: 10.1111/nph.70908

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