“…The inherent stability of this structure ensures that plants can maintain various biological functions in the face of diverse environmental conditions and physiological requirements. Homologs of MES genes harboring the conserved catalytic triad have been identified in potato, grape, peach, tomato, poplar, birch, and numerous other plant species. ,,,,, Certain MES members participate in the metabolism and signal transduction of different hormones, thereby regulating plant growth and development. In peach, most of the MES genes were also found to exhibit high expression in fruits tissues, while poplar PtSABP2 and Arabidopsis AtMES17 were predominantly expressed in roots. , The results of this research suggest that the FvMES gene family members display varied expression patterns throughout different stages of development and in various tissues of the plant.…”