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A large presence/absence variation in the promotor of the ClLOG gene determines trichome elongation in watermelon.

Yuyuan MaYu WangZhiqin ZhouRunqin ZhangYiru XieYihan ZhangYongming BoXiaolong LyuJinghua YangMingfang ZhangZhongyuan Hu
Published in: TAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik (2024)
population with significant variations in trichome length was undertaken. A 1.84-Mb candidate region on chromosome 10 was associated with trichome length. Resequencing and fine-mapping analyses indicated that a 12-kb structural variation in the promoter of Cla97C10G203450 (ClLOG) led to a significant expression difference in this gene in watermelon lines with different trichome lengths. In addition, a virus-induced gene silencing analysis confirmed that ClLOG positively regulated trichome elongation. These findings provide new information and identify a potential target gene for controlling multicellular trichome elongation in watermelon.
Keyphrases
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