Identifying and characterizing cold responsive genes in associated with or responsible for low temperature tolerance is a vital part of strawberry cultivar development. In this study we have investigated the transcript levels of eight genes, two dehydrin genes, three putative ABA-regulated genes, two cold-inducible CBF genes and the alcohol dehydrogenase gene, extracted from leaf and crown tissues of three genotypes that vary in cold tolerance. Transcript levels of the CBF/DREB1 transcription factor exhibited stronger cold up-regulation in comparison to in all genotypes. Transcripts of were highly up-regulated in both crown and leaf tissues from all three genotypes. In the 'ALTA' genotype, transcripts were significantly higher in leaf than crown tissues and more than 10 to 20-fold greater than in the less cold-tolerant 'NCGR1363' and 'FDP817' genotypes. , containing the conserved ABRE promoter element, transcript was found to be cold-regulated in crowns. Direct comparison of the kinetics of transcript and protein accumulation of dehydrins was scrutinized. In all genotypes and organs, the changes of transcript levels generally preceded protein changes, while levels of COR47 protein accumulation preceded the increases in RNA in 'ALTA' crowns.
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