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Red leaf lettuce color is due to Red Lettuce Leaf (RLL) genes. Specific RLL gene combinations and expression levels enhance anthocyanin accumulation, leading to stable red coloration in lettuce grown under artificial light.

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  • Plant genetics
  • Agricultural science
  • Food science

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  • Anthocyanins in lettuce act as functional food ingredients.
  • Cultivar color stability under artificial light is a challenge.
  • Red leaf lettuce (RL) exhibits variable red coloration.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Dissect the genetic architecture of red coloring in leaf lettuce.
  • Identify key genes controlling anthocyanin accumulation.
  • Understand genetic basis for stable red color under artificial light.

Main Methods:

  • Genotyping of Red Lettuce Leaf (RLL) genes in 133 lettuce strains.
  • Analysis of allelic combinations of RLL genes.
  • Quantification of phenolic compounds and transcriptome analysis.

Main Results:

  • Gene expression level-dependent regulation of RLL1 (bHLH) and RLL2 (MYB) controls anthocyanin accumulation.
  • Different RLL genotype combinations result in quantitative differences in anthocyanin.
  • Certain RLL genotypes enhance red coloration under artificial light.

Conclusions:

  • RLL gene regulation is crucial for high anthocyanin accumulation in red leaf lettuce.
  • Genotype combinations dictate anthocyanin levels and color stability.
  • Findings provide insights for breeding lettuce with stable red color for artificial cultivation.