Flower color modification through expression of Aquilegia buergeriana F3′5′H in Petunia hybrida

Lee, Young Ah; Cheon, Kyeong Seong; Shin, Ju Young; Kim, Jeong-Ho; Song, Bina; Kim, Se Jin; Park, Pil Man; An, Hye Ryun; Kim, Yae Jin; Lee, Jundae; Lee, Su Young

doi:10.1007/s13580-022-00505-8

Hortic. Environ. Biotechnol.

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s13580-022-00505-8

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Flower color modification through expression of Aquilegia buergeriana F3′5′H in Petunia hybrida

Young Ah Lee

Kyeong Seong Cheon

Ju Young Shin

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Genome sequence of the ornamental plantAquilegia vulgarisreveals the flavonoid biosynthesis gene repertoire

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Pucker

2024

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Aquilegia vulgarisis a widespread ornamental plant. The species is well known for a huge variation of different flower colors and can even be considered as a model species for the evolution of flower morphology. Anthocyanins are a major pigment group responsible for pigmentation of flowers inA. vulgarisand many plant species. Here, we report a highly continuous genome sequence of a EuropeanAquilegia vulgarisplant displaying purple flowers. The corresponding annotation facilitates research on flower color and morphology evolution. Candidate genes for all steps in the core anthocyanidin biosynthesis were identified and investigated with respect to their expression in different seedling parts. The discovery of a flavonoid 3’5’ hydroxylase (F3’5’H), a gene required for the biosynthesis bluish delphinidin derivatives, matches previous reports about metabolites and transcripts inA. vulgaris.

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Genome sequence of the ornamental plantAquilegia vulgarisreveals the flavonoid biosynthesis gene repertoire

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Pucker

2024

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Flower color modification through expression of Aquilegia buergeriana F3′5′H in Petunia hybrida

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Genome sequence of the ornamental plantAquilegia vulgarisreveals the flavonoid biosynthesis gene repertoire

Genome sequence of the ornamental plantAquilegia vulgarisreveals the flavonoid biosynthesis gene repertoire

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