2022
DOI: 10.1007/s10725-022-00807-y
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Calcium and jasmonate signals mediate biosynthesis of the floral fragrance regulated by light quality in snapdragon

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“…In our previous study, blue light exposure increased expression levels of AmOCS and AmMYS more than red and green light exposure, concurrently with the emission of ocimene and myrcene (Yang et al, 2022). We isolated terpenoid biosynthesisrelated genes: AmDXS, AmDXR, AmOCS, and AmMYS, and exposed snapdragon flowers with monochromatic blue light and polychromatic light without blue light in order to determine their response to blue light.…”
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“…In our previous study, blue light exposure increased expression levels of AmOCS and AmMYS more than red and green light exposure, concurrently with the emission of ocimene and myrcene (Yang et al, 2022). We isolated terpenoid biosynthesisrelated genes: AmDXS, AmDXR, AmOCS, and AmMYS, and exposed snapdragon flowers with monochromatic blue light and polychromatic light without blue light in order to determine their response to blue light.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Thus, further research is required to characterize the light responses of these plants. In our previous study using snapdragon, we found that blue light enhanced the biosynthesis of monoterpenes and the expression levels of related biosynthetic genes compared to the levels under conditions of red and green light (Yang et al, 2022). However, the regulatory mechanisms remain poorly understood.…”
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“…The sesquiterpenoids of Arabidopsis and the monoterpenes of Phalaenopsis cultivars are regulated by lights of different wavelengths [16]. Blue light signi cantly increases the expression of ocimene synthase (AmOCS) and myrcene synthase (AmMYS) compared with red and green light, which leads to increases in ocimene and myrcene emissions [17]. However, the regulatory mechanism underlying this pattern remains unclear.…”
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confidence: 99%