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¹Council for Agricultural Research and Economics, Research Center CREA-OFA, Rome, Italy. federico.scossa@crea.gov.it.

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Corrections were made to the ripening mode of Prunus persica, changing it from MADS-type to NAC-type loop. Additionally, H3K4me was removed as a specific epigenetic mark for ripening genes in several species due to its commonality.

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Area of Science:

Plant biology
Epigenetics
Fruit ripening

Context:

This News & Views article discusses epigenetic regulation in fruit ripening.
Previous versions contained inaccuracies in figure legends.

Purpose:

To correct factual errors in a published News & Views article.
To ensure accurate representation of scientific data regarding fruit ripening.

Summary:

The ripening mode for Prunus persica was corrected from MADS-type loop to NAC-type loop in Figure 1.
The epigenetic mark H3K4me was removed as a primary marker for ripening genes in Musa acuminata, Solanum lycopersicum, and Prunus persica.

Impact:

Ensures accurate scientific communication and understanding of fruit ripening mechanisms.
Corrects the record for researchers studying plant epigenetics and fruit development.