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Rose Breeding Selects More Total Floral Organs, a Trait Linked to CLAVATA3 Expression.

Physiologia plantarum - 1 Jan 2026

Wang Dan, Liu Ye, Zeng Yan-Hong, Jiang Xiao-Dong, Cui Wei-Hua, Suo Zhi-Quan, Wen Jing, Zeng Hong, Zhao Jiu-Xia, Zhang Li-Ping, Gu Zhi-Jia, Chen Jiang-Hua, Zhong Mi-Cai, Hu Jin-Yong

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Rose represents the most traded cut flowers worldwide with enormous diversity in floral organs, especially petal number, a target trait during modern rose breeding. With a detailed phenome analysis, we here report the high variation pattern in floral organ number among 132 rose lines, including wild species, traditional Chinese varieties, and modern lines. Seven wild species are single- or five-petaled flowers....

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PMID: 41711058
DOI: 10.1111/ppl.70784

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