De novo transcriptome analysis of peduncle necking in cut Rosa hybrida cultivar 'H30'.
De novo transcriptome analysis of peduncle necking in cut Rosa hybrida cultivar 'H30'.
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DOI:
10.17660/actahortic.2019.1263.46
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2019-01-01
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Stead, A. D.
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Lear, B. G. A.;Marchbank, A.;Stead, A. D.
Bent-neck or 'necking' is a phenomenon often seen in cut roses, whereby the flower head droops due to a bending of the peduncle. Necking is thought to be caused by a blockage of the xylem, either due to an air embolism or an accumulation of microbes, limiting water uptake to the flower head and causing the stem to bend. Despite the use of biocides to reduce microbial growth, necking remains an issue for the cut flower sector and roses continue to die prematurely. As the occurrence of necking varies widely within and between cultivars, a transcriptome analysis of cut Rosa hybrida cultivar 'H30' has been carried out to investigate the potential molecular mechanisms involved. Peduncle samples of three stages of necking (straight,