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2. Interfering small ubiquitin modifiers (SUMO) improves the thermotolerance of apple by facilitating the activity of MdDREB2A
3. Overexpression of the transcription factor MdWRKY115 improves drought and osmotic stress tolerance by directly binding to the MdRD22 promoter in apple
4. An analysis on the accumulation of serotonin indicates the positively correlation between MdT5H5 and serotonin content in apple fruits
5. Analysis of drought resistance of Malus hupehensis plants irradiated with 12C6+ heavy ion
6. The SnRK2.3-AREB1-TST1/2 cascade activated by cytosolic glucose regulates sugar accumulation across tonoplasts in apple and tomato
7. MdbHLH93 confers drought tolerance by activating MdTyDC expression and promoting dopamine biosynthesis
8. The HD-Zip I transcription factor MdHB-7 negatively regulates Valsa canker resistance in apple (Malus domestica)
9. Overexpression of a transcription factor MdWRKY126 altered soluble sugar accumulation in apple and tomato fruit
10. Silencing of early auxin responsive genes MdGH3-2/12 reduces the resistance to Fusarium solani in apple1
11. γ-Aminobutyric acid enhances salt tolerance by sustaining ion homeostasis in apples
12. Overexpression of auxin/indole-3-acetic acid gene MdIAA24 enhances Glomerella leaf spot resistance in apple (Malus domestica)
13. The apple autophagy-related gene MdATG10 improves drought tolerance and water use efficiency in transgenic apple plants
14. The apple transcription factor MdbHLH4 regulates plant morphology and fruit development by promoting cell enlargement
15. Apple MdbHLH4 promotes the flowering transition through interactions with FLOWERING LOCUS C and transcriptional activation of FLOWERING LOCUS T
16. Genome-wide analysis of the Actinidia chinensis NHX family and characterization of the roles of AcNHX3 and AcNHX7 in regulating salt tolerance in Arabidopsis
17. Genome-wide analysis of histone deacetylases in Apple and functional analysis of MdHDA6 in drought and salt stress responses
18. The ubiquitin-binding protein MdRAD23D1 affects WUE under long-term moderate drought stress in transgenic apple (Malus domestica)
19. Exogenous dopamine delays the senescence of detached Malus hupehensis leaves by reducing phytohormone signalling and sugar degradation
20. The MdHSC70-MdWRKY75 module mediates basal apple thermotolerance by regulating the expression of heat shock factor genes
21. MdVQ17 negatively regulates apple resistance to Glomerella leaf spot by promoting MdWRKY17-mediated SA degradation and pectin lyase activity
22. Transcriptional Landscape and Dynamics Involved in Sugar and Acid Accumulation during Apple Fruit Development
23. Characterization of the key odorant compounds in ‘Qinguan’ apples (Malus × domestica)
24. Dopamine confers cadmium tolerance in apples by improving growth, reducing reactive oxygen species, and changing secondary metabolite levels
25. Genome-wide identification, characterization and evolutionary dynamic of invertase gene family in apple, and revealing its roles in cold tolerance
26. Overexpression of MdFRK2 enhances apple drought resistance by promoting carbohydrate metabolism and root growth under drought stress
27. The MdVQ37‐MdWRKY100 complex regulates salicylic acid content and MdRPM1 expression to modulate resistance to Glomerella leaf spot in apples
28. Transposable elements in Rosaceae: insights into genome evolution, expression dynamics, and Syntenic gene regulation
29. MdWRKY71 promotes the susceptibility of apple to Glomerella leaf spot by controlling salicylic acid degradation
30. Identification of two key genes involved in flavonoid catabolism and their different roles in apple resistance to biotic stresses
31. De novo assembly provides new insights into the evolution of Elaeagnus angustifolia L.
32. Regulated deficit irrigation: an effective way to solve the shortage of agricultural water for horticulture
33. Effects of two apple tonoplast sugar transporters, MdTST1 and MdTST2, on the accumulation of sugar
34. CERK1 compromises Fusarium solani resistance by reducing jasmonate level and undergoes a negative feedback regulation via the MMK2‐WRKY71 module in apple.
35. Glucose uptake from the rhizosphere mediated by MdDOF3‐MdHT1.2 regulates drought resistance in apple.
36. The MdCBF1/2‐MdTST1/2 module regulates sugar accumulation in response to low temperature in apple.
37. Valsa mali effector Vm_04797 interacts with adaptor protein MdAP-2β to manipulate host autophagy.
38. Phosphate Transporter MdPHT1;7 Enhances Phosphorus Accumulation and Improves Low Phosphorus and Drought Tolerance
39. MdASMT9‐mediated melatonin biosynthesis enhances basal thermotolerance in apple plants
40. Evaluating the sustainable cultivation of 'Fuji' apples: suitable crop load and the impact of chemical thinning agents on fruit quality and transcription
41. Dielectric and energy storage performance of polymers bearing terpyridyl group and metal ion complex by ring-opening metathesis polymerization
42. γ-Aminobutyric acid enhances salt tolerance by sustaining ion homeostasis in apples
43. The transcription factor MdBPC2 alters apple growth and promotes dwarfing by regulating auxin biosynthesis
44. Elongation factor MdEF‐Tu coordinates with heat shock protein MdHsp70 to enhance apple thermotolerance
45. Origin and early divergence of tandem duplicated sorbitol transporter genes in Rosaceae: insights from evolutionary analysis of the SOT gene family in angiosperms
46. Melatonin confers tolerance to nitrogen deficiency through regulating MdHY5 in apple plants
47. The apple autophagy-related gene MdATG10 improves drought tolerance and water use efficiency in transgenic apple plants
48. The chromatin remodeller MdRAD5B enhances drought tolerance by coupling MdLHP1‐mediated H3K27me3 in apple.
49. The transcription factor MdBPC2 alters apple growth and promotes dwarfing by regulating auxin biosynthesis.
50. Elongation factor MdEF‐Tu coordinates with heat shock protein MdHsp70 to enhance apple thermotolerance.
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