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Figure 1.
Horticultural crops with known sex-determining genes. (a) The sex-determining genes of persimmon. (b) The sex-determining genes of kiwifruit. (c) The sex-determining genes of asparagus.
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Figure 2.
Model of sex determination in gourds. (a) Model of sex determination in cucumber. (b) Model of sex determination in muskmelon. (c) Model of sex determination in watermelon.
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Horticulture
plantsGene name Organs with high expression level Gene function Persimmon OGI Male flowers Promoting the development of stamens MeGI Buds and flowers of female Promoting the formation of female flowers Kiwifruit SyGI The rudimentary carpel of developing male flowers Inhibiting the development of carpel in male flowers FrBy Tapetal cells during early stage of anther development Male maintenance Grapevine VviINP1 Female flowers The candidate gene for male sterility VviYABBY3 Male flowers The candidate gene for female sterility Cucumber CsACS1G (F) Early stages of flower buds development Promoting the formation of female flowers CsACS11 (A) Phloem cells connected to flowers programmed to become female Promoting carpel development CsWIP1 Male flowers Inhibiting carpel development and promoting male flower development CsACS2 (M) Flower buds at different stages of development Inhibiting stamen development CsACO2 Carpel primordia Promoting carpel development Melon CmASC11 Vascular bundles of female flowers Promoting carpel development in female flower CmWIP1(g) The carpel primordia of male flowers Leading to carpel abortion and promoting stamen development CmACS-7(a) The carpel primordia of female and hermaphrodite flowers at the early stages Inhibiting stamens development Watermelon ClWIP1(gy) Carpel primordia Leading to carpel primordia abortion ClACS7 Carpel primordia of flower buds that are determined to develop into full carpels Promoting the development of carpels CitACS4(a) Carpel primordia in pistillate flowers Inhibiting of stamen development Pumpkin CpWEI Undefined Inducing female flower development in undifferentiated asexual buds Asparagus SOFF Flower buds in supermale (weakly) Suppressing female organogenesis aspTDF1 Anther tapetum Promoting anther development Table 1.
The sex-related gene with known function in horticultural crops.
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