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A mutation in CsBRP1, encoding a PHD-type domain-containing protein, causes semi-dwarfism in cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.).

TAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik - 17 Mar 2026

Han Xiaoxu, Yin Juan, Jiao Xueying, Hu Ruolin, Zhang Yingjie, Chen Fahang, Dong Biao, Cheng Chunyan, Wang Yuhui, Wang Chunhua, Li Ji, Wu Tao, Chen Jinfeng, Lou Qunfeng

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KEYMESSAGE: A novel semi-dwarf cucumber mutant (sd), identified from an EMS mutagenesis screen, was characterized as being caused by a single-nucleotide mutation in CsBRP1-a gene encoding a PHD-type domain-containing protein-a function in regulating plant architecture that was further verified by VIGS. Plant height is a key agronomic trait influencing biomass and yield in crops. Semi-dwarf varieties can improve...

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PMID: 41843112
DOI: 10.1007/s00122-026-05195-9

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