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Correlation analysis implicated AMF in tea auxin transport and signal transduction pathways.
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e0“AMF strongly mediated auxin transport and signal transduction pathways in tea cuttings as showed by the results of correlation analysis”
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Weili Chen; Wenshu Shan; Tingting Niu; et al. Frontiers in Plant Science 2023. doi:10.3389/fpls.2023.1258410
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- Intervention effect IBA increased mycorrhizal colonization in Pingyangtezao tea from 37.58% to 46.29%.
- Intervention effect AMF inoculation promoted adventitious root formation in tea cuttings.
- Intervention effect IBA addition promoted adventitious root formation in tea cuttings.
- Observation Tea varieties differed in auxin dependence of rooting.
- Intervention effect AMF alleviated the rooting effect of three auxin-related inhibitors in tea cuttings.
- Intervention effect Auxin-related inhibitors hindered AMF colonization to varying degrees.
- Observation Tea cuttings had the most AMF-associated DEGs at S2 rooting stage, 1360.
- Observation Auxin-related DEGs showed a similar stage pattern during tea rooting.
- Association YUC, GH and PIN families were implicated in AMF regulation of tea adventitious roots.
- Association LAX, SAUR and AUX families were implicated in AMF regulation of tea adventitious roots.
- Association ABP family genes were implicated in AMF regulation of tea adventitious roots.