Cotton fiber development transition from elongation to secondary cell wall biosynthesis 15 is
a critical growth shifting phase that affects cotton fiber final length, strength and other …

Cotton fiber developmental transition from elongation to secondary cell wall biosynthesis is
a critical growth shifting phase that affects fiber final length, strength, and other properties …

Cotton fiber developmental transition from elongation to secondary cell wall biosynthesis is
a critical growth shifting phase that affects fiber final length, strength, and other properties …

The distinct stages of cotton fiber development and maturation serve as a single-celled
model for studying the molecular mechanisms of plant cell elongation, cell wall development …

A comparative proteomic analysis was performed to explore the mechanism of cell
elongation in developing cotton fibers. The temporal changes of global proteomes at five …

Cotton fibers are single-celled seed trichomes and provide an ideal model for studying plant
cell patterning. At present, the molecular mechanisms of fiber differentiation and initiation …

Key message The dynamics of cotton fiber elongation and microfibirl deposition orientation
were delineated; advanced ethylene synthesis and redox reaction homeostasis may be …

Cotton fibers are the dominant source of natural fibers used in the textile industry and
contribute significantly to the world economy. Adverse environmental conditions negatively …

Cotton fibers elongate rapidly after initiation of elongation, eventually leading to the deposit
of a large amount of cellulose. To reveal features of cotton fiber cells at the fast elongation …

The quality of cotton fiber is determined by its final length and strength, which is a function of
primary and secondary cell wall deposition. Using a comparative proteomics approach, we …