The Role of MaFAD2 Gene in Bud Dormancy and Cold Resistance in Mulberry Trees ( Morus alba L.)
Bud dormancy is a critical adaptive trait in woody plants, essential for enduring harsh winter conditions. The relationship between bud break timing and cold resistance is complex and has been a subject of debate. This study utilizes a Genome-Wide Association Study (GWAS) on 201 natural mulberry pop...
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| description | Bud dormancy is a critical adaptive trait in woody plants, essential for enduring harsh winter conditions. The relationship between bud break timing and cold resistance is complex and has been a subject of debate. This study utilizes a Genome-Wide Association Study (GWAS) on 201 natural mulberry populations to identify the
gene, which shows the strongest association with bud break timing. Known for its role in cold resistance,
's link to bud break timing suggests a direct correlation between these traits. Expression analysis of
in mulberry trees indicates peak activity in dormant buds, declining as dormancy ends. Selective sweep analysis on germplasms from contrasting climates reveals positive selection in
in cold-resistant Uzbek germplasms. Overexpression of
in early-budding germplasms significantly delays bud break, confirming its regulatory role. These findings highlight
as a key determinant of cold tolerance variability among mulberry germplasms, with its expression directly correlated with bud break timing. This provides a molecular basis for selecting cold-resistant mulberry germplasms based on bud break timing in breeding programs. |
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in mulberry trees indicates peak activity in dormant buds, declining as dormancy ends. Selective sweep analysis on germplasms from contrasting climates reveals positive selection in
in cold-resistant Uzbek germplasms. Overexpression of
in early-budding germplasms significantly delays bud break, confirming its regulatory role. These findings highlight
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gene, which shows the strongest association with bud break timing. Known for its role in cold resistance,
's link to bud break timing suggests a direct correlation between these traits. Expression analysis of
in mulberry trees indicates peak activity in dormant buds, declining as dormancy ends. Selective sweep analysis on germplasms from contrasting climates reveals positive selection in
in cold-resistant Uzbek germplasms. Overexpression of
in early-budding germplasms significantly delays bud break, confirming its regulatory role. These findings highlight
as a key determinant of cold tolerance variability among mulberry germplasms, with its expression directly correlated with bud break timing. 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in mulberry trees indicates peak activity in dormant buds, declining as dormancy ends. Selective sweep analysis on germplasms from contrasting climates reveals positive selection in
in cold-resistant Uzbek germplasms. Overexpression of
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