Publications by authors named "Ziyong Gao"
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- The auxin response factor (ARF) is crucial for regulating plant growth and stress response by binding to auxin response gene promoters; however, specific roles in Fagopyrum dibotrys remain unclear.
- A study identified 26 FdARF genes, analyzing their chromosomal distribution, gene structures, and protein properties, revealing a predominant presence on chromosome 4 and varying subcellular localizations.
- Expression profiling showed these genes are predominantly active in different plant tissues and respond differentially to abiotic stress, suggesting FdARFs play a significant role in the plant's stress response.
Unlabelled: Auxin response factors (ARFs), as the main components of auxin signaling, play a crucial role in various processes of plant growth and development, as well as in stress response. So far, there have been no reports on the genome-wide identification of the ARF transcription factor family in , a deciduous tree plant in the family Juglaceae. In this study, a total of 34 genes were identified based on whole genome sequence, and they were unevenly distributed on 16 chromosomes, with the highest distribution on chromosome 6.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFGolden buckwheat (, also known as ) is a traditional edible herbal medicinal plant with a large number of secondary metabolites and is considered to be a source of therapeutic compounds. Different ecological environments have a significant impact on their compound content and medicinal effects. However, little is known about the interactions between soil physicochemical properties, the rhizosphere, endophytic fungal communities, and secondary metabolites in .
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