Expression responses of XTH genes in tomato and potato to environmental mechanical forces: focus on behavior in response to rainfall, wind and touch

Norbert HidvégiView further author information

Judit DobránszkiCentre for Agricultural Genomics and Biotechnology, Faculty of the Agricultural and Food Science and Environmental Management, University of Debrecen, Nyíregyháza, HungaryCorrespondence[email protected]

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Bianka TóthCentre for Agricultural Genomics and Biotechnology, Faculty of the Agricultural and Food Science and Environmental Management, University of Debrecen, Nyíregyháza, HungaryView further author information

Andrea GulyásCentre for Agricultural Genomics and Biotechnology, Faculty of the Agricultural and Food Science and Environmental Management, University of Debrecen, Nyíregyháza, HungaryView further author information

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Table 1. Sequences of primers designed for StXTH genes.

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Figure 1. Circular view of the XTH gene density on potato and tomato chromosomes (Chr) under rainfall (a), wind (b) and touch (c) treatments based on the TBtools³⁰.

Figure 2. Expression induction and repression of SlXTHs of tomato in rainfall - (R), wind - (W), and touch - (T) treated plants at different time point (0 hour, 15 min, 30 min and 24 hours), assessed by real-time PCR (Average of Log2FC values from three independent samples are presented by bars. Standard deviation is represented by error bars).

Figure 3. Expression induction and repression of StXTHs of potato in rainfall- (R), wind- (W), and touch- (T) treated plants at different time point (0 hour, 15 min, 30 min and 24 hours), assessed by real-time PCR (Average of Log2FC values from three independent samples are presented by bars. Standard deviation is represented by error bars).

Table 2. Comparative table of mechano-sensitivity of different SlXTHs and StXTHs investigated. Red indicates when the expression level increased, blue indicates when it decreased at any time points. SlXTHs are based on Saladié et al.²¹, StXTHs are based on Hidvégi et al.^Citation20.

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Expression responses of XTH genes in tomato and potato to environmental mechanical forces: focus on behavior in response to rainfall, wind and touch

Table 1. Sequences of primers designed for StXTH genes.

Table 2. Comparative table of mechano-sensitivity of different SlXTHs and StXTHs investigated. Red indicates when the expression level increased, blue indicates when it decreased at any time points. SlXTHs are based on Saladié et al.²¹, StXTHs are based on Hidvégi et al.^Citation20.

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Expression responses of XTH genes in tomato and potato to environmental mechanical forces: focus on behavior in response to rainfall, wind and touch

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Table 1. Sequences of primers designed for StXTH genes.

Table 2. Comparative table of mechano-sensitivity of different SlXTHs and StXTHs investigated. Red indicates when the expression level increased, blue indicates when it decreased at any time points. SlXTHs are based on Saladié et al.21, StXTHs are based on Hidvégi et al.Citation20.

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Table 2. Comparative table of mechano-sensitivity of different SlXTHs and StXTHs investigated. Red indicates when the expression level increased, blue indicates when it decreased at any time points. SlXTHs are based on Saladié et al.²¹, StXTHs are based on Hidvégi et al.^Citation20.