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E. VENDEMIATTI, I. O. Hernandez-De Lira, R. Snijders…·V. A. Benedito
The paper identifies a locus, Get02, that enhances type-IV trichome density in tomato and shows that combining it with the WOOLLY allele significantly improves pest resistance.
J. d. R. Moreira, A. Quinones, B. S. Lira…·A. Zsögön
The paper shows that SP3C, a CETS gene in tomato, represses flowering and also regulates seed germination and root architecture.
R. Therezan, R. Kortbeek, E. Vendemiatti…·L. E. P. Peres
Cultivated tomatoes with plastid-derived sesquiterpenes from S. habrochaites require additional genetic factors beyond the metabolic cluster to achieve arthropod resistance.
K. Gasparini, A. C. R. Souto, M. F. da Silva…·A. Zsogon
The paper shows that a monogenic mutation in tomato increases trichome density and improves gas exchange while reducing leaf temperature.
M. A. M. Barbosa, D. H. Chitwood, A. A. Azevedo…·A. Zsögön
This study shows that bundle sheath extensions (BSEs) in tomato leaves differentially affect physiological and anatomical traits under varying irradiance conditions, suggesting BSEs coordinate leaf plasticity.