Exploration of the intricacies of low light-induced changes in cigar tobacco leaf anticlinal growth: A holistic approach from anatomical and hormonal levels to gene expression
Xinghua Ma,
Jinpeng Yang,
Xiaochun Ren
et al.
Abstract:Cigar tobacco stands as a pivotal economic crop, with its leaf growth and development profoundly influenced by light intensity. It specifically aims to investigate how leaf morphology and anticlinal growth respond to varying light intensities, including normal light intensity (NL–300 μmol m−2s−1) and lower light intensity (LL–100 μmol m−2s−1). The research elucidates significant morphological shifts in cigar tobacco leaves under LL, revealing notable alterations in leaf area, leaf length, and leaf width. Early… Show more
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