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Peer-reviewedCC BY 4.0Vesti AN Belarusi (Proceedings of Belarusian National Academy of Sciences): ser. ph.-math. navuk

From stem cell dynamics to field phenotypes: genetic and environmental factors in tomato multilocular malformation

  • Caihong Huang
  • Yiwen Yao
  • Yanyang Liang
  • Xiaolong Yang
  • Xinyue Zhang
  • Huimin Hu
  • Hua Cassan Wang
  • Rui Xia
  • Zaohai Zeng
  • Yanwei Hao
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Abstract

This comprehensive review examines the etiology of multilocular fruit deformities and how they are influenced by both genetic factors, like the CLV3-WUS feedback loop, and environmental stressors such as extreme temperatures and fluctuating light levels. The study also sheds light on molecular pathways that control key developmental stages: differentiation of carpel primordia and termination of floral meristems. By linking detailed mechanisms with observed traits, this research seeks to connect basic plant development science with practical farming techniques. In particular, it offers a theoretical basis for identifying molecular targets to enhance genetic resilience against environmental perturbations and optimizing cultivation protocols to mitigate fruit malformation under suboptimal growing conditions.

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@article{huang2026from,
  title = {{From stem cell dynamics to field phenotypes: genetic and environmental factors in tomato multilocular malformation}},
  author = {Caihong Huang and Yiwen Yao and Yanyang Liang and Xiaolong Yang and Xinyue Zhang and Huimin Hu and Hua Cassan Wang and Rui Xia and Zaohai Zeng and Yanwei Hao},
  journal = {Vesti AN Belarusi  (Proceedings of Belarusian National Academy of Sciences): ser. ph.-math. navuk},
  year = {2026},
  month = oct,
  doi = {10.48130/ph-0025-0012},
  url = {https://hal.science/hal-05758792v1},
  note = {CC BY 4.0},
}
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TY  - JOUR
TI  - From stem cell dynamics to field phenotypes: genetic and environmental factors in tomato multilocular malformation
AU  - Caihong Huang
AU  - Yiwen Yao
AU  - Yanyang Liang
AU  - Xiaolong Yang
AU  - Xinyue Zhang
AU  - Huimin Hu
AU  - Hua Cassan Wang
AU  - Rui Xia
AU  - Zaohai Zeng
AU  - Yanwei Hao
PY  - 2026
DA  - 2026/10/09
JO  - Vesti AN Belarusi  (Proceedings of Belarusian National Academy of Sciences): ser. ph.-math. navuk
DO  - 10.48130/ph-0025-0012
UR  - https://hal.science/hal-05758792v1
AB  - This comprehensive review examines the etiology of multilocular fruit deformities and how they are influenced by both genetic factors, like the CLV3-WUS feedback loop, and environmental stressors such as extreme temperatures and fluctuating light levels. The study also sheds light on molecular pathways that control key developmental stages: differentiation of carpel primordia and termination of floral meristems. By linking detailed mechanisms with observed traits, this research seeks to connect basic plant development science with practical farming techniques. In particular, it offers a theoretical basis for identifying molecular targets to enhance genetic resilience against environmental perturbations and optimizing cultivation protocols to mitigate fruit malformation under suboptimal growing conditions.
SN  - 0002-3574
ER  -