Claim · model-written summary
Cuttings had a closed, lignified cork structure that may impede root emergence.
- Taxon
- C. nitidissima
Camellia nitidissimat0 - Organ / stage
- cork structuree0
- Outcome
- emergence of adventitious rootse0
- Qualifier
- may interferee0
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Verbatim
e0“with a closed and lignified cork structure, which may interfere with the emergence of adventitious roots.”
t0“C. nitidissima”
Title
Ruikang Zhang; Xinya Lu; Jiayin Liu; et al. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science 2026. doi:10.21273/jashs05557-25
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation The assembly annotated 310 auxin-responsive transcript isoforms representing 50 genes.
- Association Known rooting genes differed in expression among tissues and during adventitious root development.
- Observation AGO1, ANT and ARF8 had higher expression in adventitious roots than in other tissues.
- Observation GH3.5 and GH3.6 had higher expression in adventitious roots than in other tissues.
- Observation IAR4 expression increased after day zero except at day 27.
- Observation PP2A expression increased after day zero except at day 27.
- Observation ANT expression was highest on day zero and then tended to increase during adventitious rooting.
- Observation Leaf tissue had the highest hydrogen peroxide level, followed by flower and stem.
- Observation Peroxidase activity showed the opposite tissue pattern to hydrogen peroxide.
- Observation Cuttings had lignin per dry weight similar to easy-to-root poplar cuttings.