A de novo long-read genome assembly of the sacred datura plant (Datura wrightii) reveals a role of tandem gene duplications in the evolution of herbivore-defense response.

Autor: Goldberg, Jay K.¹ (AUTHOR) jaykgold@arizona.edu, Olcerst, Aaron² (AUTHOR), McKibben, Michael¹ (AUTHOR), Hare, J. Daniel² (AUTHOR), Barker, Michael S.¹ (AUTHOR), Bronstein, Judith L.¹ (AUTHOR)

Publikováno v: BMC Genomics. 1/2/2024, Vol. 25 Issue 1, p1-12. 12p.

Variation in Induced Responses of Datura wrightii to Herbivore Attack: Plasticity of Volatile Organic Compound Emissions and Gene Expression Across Genotypes, Ontogeny, and a Single Attack

Autor: Olcerst, Aaron

Publikováno v: Olcerst, Aaron. (2017). Variation in Induced Responses of Datura wrightii to Herbivore Attack: Plasticity of Volatile Organic Compound Emissions and Gene Expression Across Genotypes, Ontogeny, and a Single Attack. UC Riverside: Evolution, Ecology and Organismal Biology. Retrieved from: http://www.escholarship.org/uc/item/08k749pb

Due to their sessile nature, plants must alter their phenotype to respond to environmental stressors. Herbivory is the most ubiquitous ecological interaction, and plants have consequently evolved an extensive array of traits with which to mitigate fi

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