Chitinase Gene FoChi20 in Fusarium oxysporum Reduces Its Pathogenicity and Improves Disease Resistance in Cotton
Chitinase genes, as a class of cell wall hydrolases, are essential for the development and pathogenesis of f.sp. ( ) in cotton, but related research focused on chitinase genes are limited. This study explored two island cotton root secretions from the highly resistant cultivar Xinhai 41 and sensitiv...
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| description | Chitinase genes, as a class of cell wall hydrolases, are essential for the development and pathogenesis of
f.sp.
(
) in cotton, but related research focused on chitinase genes are limited. This study explored two island cotton root secretions from the highly resistant cultivar Xinhai 41 and sensitive cultivar Xinhai 14 to investigate their interaction with
by a weighted correlation network analysis (WGCNA). As a result, two modules that related to the fungal pathogenicity emerged. Additionally, a total of twenty-five chitinase genes were identified. Finally, host-induced gene silencing (HIGS) of
was conducted, and the cotton plants showed noticeably milder disease with a significantly lower disease index than the control. This study illuminated that chitinase genes play crucial roles in the pathogenicity of cotton wilt fungi, and the
gene could participate in the pathogenesis of
and host-pathogen interactions, which establishes a theoretical framework for disease control in Sea Island cotton. |
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| subjects | Amino acids China Chitinase Chitinases - genetics Chitinases - metabolism Cotton Cotton industry Cultivars Disease Disease Resistance - genetics Diseases Fungal Proteins - genetics Fungal Proteins - metabolism Fungi Fusarium - genetics Fusarium - pathogenicity Gene expression Gene Expression Regulation, Plant Gossypium - microbiology Host-Pathogen Interactions - genetics Oilseeds Plant Diseases - genetics Plant Diseases - microbiology Plant Roots - microbiology Proteins Rape plants |
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