… study was to functionally characterize key genes in ethylene signaling and those involved in
its synthesis in cotton, with … 1A, cotton plants inoculated with V991 were more susceptible to …

… Verticillium wilt (VW) is an important disease of cotton with the causative agent being the
soilborne hemibiotrophic fungus Verticillium dahliae … the genetics of cotton’s response to V. …

… analysis of the PR6 gene family within the cotton genome. … and functional characterization
of the cotton GhPR6 gene … mapping of lignin response to Verticillium wilt through an eight-…

… planting susceptible cotton cultivars and … 8 genes and developed 10 KASP markers for
Verticillium wilt resistance by combining GWAS, QTL-seq and transcriptome sequencing in cotton. …

… dahliae can induce an immune response in cotton against V. … functions according to
bioinformatics analysis. Ten proteins were … new proteins and genes for controlling Verticillium wilt. …

… there is limited information about the functional characterization of LOXs in response to …
cloning and functional characterization of a LOX gene, GhLOX2. Bioinformatics analysis clearly …

… Verticillium dahliae causes vascular wilt disease on cotton (… genes, the gene-deletion
strains displayed colonization of V. … involved in cotton response to infection by Verticillium wilt. …

… In the present study, we characterized the mating type genes VdMAT1-1-1 and VdMAT1-2-1
in V. dahliae… dahliae can perceive or respond to pheromone, we measured the chemotropic …

… We characterized that the function of the cotton copine GhBON1, GhBON2 and GhBON3
genes was involved in disease resistance to verticillium wilt in cotton, which may provide new …

… four Verticillium wilt-susceptible Acala cotton cultivars were used to create four recombinant
inbred line (RIL) populations of 469 families through … Bioinformatics analysis showed that …