Branching is a key determinant of plant architecture, directly influencing growth, yield, and resource allocation. High temperature (HT) inhibits plant growth and development, often leading to alterations in plant architecture. However, the molecular mechanisms underlying temperature-induced inhibition of branching rem...
New insights are provided into drought-responsive regulatory mechanisms in O. longilobus and OlMYB35 is identified as a promising candidate gene for further functional validation and potential application in stress-resilient chrysanthemum breeding.
Ruyue Jing, Yaru Zhang, Xiao-Jin Su et al.· Horticulturae· 0 citations
Preliminary evidence that ubiquitin modification affects the stability of the CmBBX7 protein and thereby regulates flowering in chrysanthemum is provided.
Yu-Qing Zhu, Jin-Yu Jin, Yiwen Zhai et al.· Plant physiology and biochem...· 0 citations
Three key candidate genes, CmABF1, CmSINAT3, and CmLTPG1, were validated as positive regulators of BSD resistance through transient overexpression and silencing assays and provide crucial genetic resources for the molecular improvement of resistance to BSD in chrysanthemums.
Ying Li, Xiao Chen, Xinjing Lai et al.· Horticulture Research· 0 citations
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