Claim · model-written summary
Seven lignin biosynthesis genes and one putative flowering gene were isolated from Miscanthus x giganteus.
- Taxon
- Miscanthus x giganteus
Miscanthus ×giganteust0 - Gene
- lignin biosynthesis genese0
- Outcome
- isolatede0
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Verbatim
t0“lignin biosynthesis genes and putative flowering gene in Miscanthus x giganteus”
e0“Seven lignin biosynthesis genes and one putative flowering gene were isolated from M. x giganteus by PCR reactions”
Title
Hyoung Seok Kim Illinois Digital Environment for Access to Learning and Scholarship (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) 2010
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- Intervention effect MeJA treatment increased glucosinolate accumulation in apical leaves of broccoli seedlings.
- Association Indolyl glucosinolate increases in broccoli apical leaves and florets are associated with up-regulation of indolyl GS biosynthesis genes.
- Intervention effect MeJA treatment increased phenolics, ascorbates and amino acids in broccoli tissues.
- Intervention effect MeJA treatment reduced hexose sugars and tricarboxylic acid intermediates in broccoli.
- Intervention effect The auxin efflux inhibitor NPA reduced MeJA-mediated accumulation of indolyl GSs in broccoli florets and seedling tissues.
- Association Lignin content is higher in mature stem node tissues than in young leaves of Miscanthus x giganteus.
- Intervention effect Low-level selenium fertilization with MeJA caused no significant change in total aliphatic glucosinolate concentrations in broccoli.
- Intervention effect Low-level selenium fertilization with MeJA increased indolyl glucosinolate concentration by 90% in broccoli.
- Intervention effect Low-level selenium fertilization with MeJA increased total glucosinolate concentration by 50% in broccoli.
- Recommendation The combined selenium and MeJA treatment can generate Se- and GS-enriched broccoli with improved health-promoting properties.
- Intervention effect Exogenous benzyl GS induced ectopic expression of the PIN1 protein in Arabidopsis roots, similar to NPA treatment.