MsERF17 在干旱条件下促进乙烯诱导的安托西亚尼生物合成 在马卢斯壮观的叶子叶子

Yaping Xu1, Yixin Liu1, Lu Yue1

  • 1College of Landscape Architecture and Art, Northwest A&F University, Yangling, China.

Plant, cell & environment
|November 8, 2024
PubMed
概括

干旱压力触发了Malus spectabilis叶子中的素积累,由乙烯反应因子MsERF17驱动. 这一因素激活了关键基因,揭示了植物中一种新的干旱反应途径.

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