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Insights into flavonoid biosynthesis during cucumber fruit peel coloration based on metabolite profiling and transcriptome analyses

He et al., 2023

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He S
Ye Y
Yuan Y
Lv M
Wang M
Xu Q
Xu X
Chen X
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Horticultural Plant Journal

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The fruit peel color is a crucial trait of cucumber. To better understand the molecular mechanisms underlying cucumber peel coloration, we compared the UPLC-ESI-MS/MS- based flavonoid metabolomic and RNA sequencing-based transcriptomic profiling of the …
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