Up-regulation of GhPAP1A results in moderate anthocyanin accumulation and pigmentation in sub-red cotton
Abstract
Anthocyanins are a group of important secondary metabolites, functioning as colorant in plant organs as well as protective agents against several stresses. Sub-red plant (Rs) cottons, accumulating moderate level of anthocyanins in shoots, had increased photosynthesis efficiency compared to green- (GL) and red-plant (R1) cottons. The present work aimed to clarify the molecular base of anthocyanin regulation in Rs cotton. It was found that GhPAP1A...
Paper Details
Title
Up-regulation of GhPAP1A results in moderate anthocyanin accumulation and pigmentation in sub-red cotton
Published Date
Jul 10, 2020
Volume
295
Issue
6
Pages
1393 - 1400
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