Comparative transcriptome provides new insights into the molecular regulation of olive trees to chilling stress
Wenjun Wu,
Chengying Jiang,
Qianqian Wei
et al.
Abstract:Olive (Olea europaea. L), an economically important oil-producing crop, is sensitive to low temperature, which severely limits its productivity and geographical distribution. However, the underlying mechanism of cold tolerance in olive remains elusive. In this study, a chilling experiment (4 °C) on the living saplings of two olive cultivars revealed that O. europaea cv. Arbequina showed stronger cold tolerance with greater photosynthetic activity compared to O. europaea cv. Leccino. Transcriptome analyses reve… Show more
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