Comparative anatomical and transcriptomic analyses of the color variation of leaves in Aquilaria sinensis.
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ABSTRACT: Color variation in plant tissues is a common phenomenon accompanied with a series of biological changes. In this study, a special-phenotype Aquilaria sinensis (GS) with color variation of leaf was firstly reported, and DNA barcode sequences showed GS samples could not be discriminated clearly with the normal A. sinensis sample (NS), which suggested that the variety was not the cause of the GS formation. To reveal the characteristics of GS compared to NS, the anatomical and transcriptome sequencing studies were carried out. In microscopic observation, the leaves of golden-vein-leaf sample (LGS) and normal-vein-leaf sample (LNS) showed significant differences including the area of the included phloem in midrib and the thickness parameters of palisade and spongy tissues; the ste
SUBMITTER: Gao J
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8231315 | biostudies-literature | 2021
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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