Integration of mRNA-miRNA revealed the possible role of PyCYCD3 may increasing branches through bud-notching in pear (Pyrus bretschneideri Rehd)
Ze-Shan An,
Cun-Wu Zuo,
Juan Mao
et al.
Abstract:Background: The initiation of branching from the main stem of a pear tree is hindered in the absence of external stimuli, resulting in poor quality branching. Endogenous hormones and associated genes are pivotal in regulating the branching process in pear trees, while the patterns of branching in fruit trees and the underlying chemical mechanisms remain enigmatic.
Methods: The impact of notching on 'Huang guan' pear buds was investigated through the assessment of germination rate, branching rate, and hormone l… Show more
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