Cotton fibers are single cells originating in the epidermis of cotton ovules, and serve as the
largest natural fiber source for the textile industry. In theory, all epidermal cells have the …

Circular RNA is one of the endogenous non-coding RNAs with a covalently closed loop
structure and largely involved in regulating gene expression. However, the abundance of …

Abstract Background Sulfotransferases (SOTs)(EC 2.8. 2.-) play a crucial role in the sulphate
conjugation reaction involved in plant growth, vigor, stress resistance and pathogen …

In the recent past, much interest has been generated for the commercial application of plant
growth regulators in cotton production, especially in the eventual threat to climate change …

Drought stress is a major challenge in agriculture, causing severe loss of crops throughout
the world. Methyl jasmonate (MeJA) regulates a variety of plant developmental process and …

Pakistan's agriculture sector faces a 50% water shortage, impacting crops like cotton and the
textile industry, thus affecting the economy. K-efficient cotton cultivars, which withstand dry …

Main conclusion In general, genes promoting IAA, CTK GA and ethylene biosynthesis were
upregulated, while genes participating in ABA, chlorophyll and starch biosynthesis pathways …

Jasmonic acid (JA), acting as an important new endogenous hormone, fulfills the diversity of
roles in plant defense against pathogens and insects. In recent years, more and more …

Genome engineering (GE) has been successfully employed to induce specific, targeted
modifications in the genome of both animals and plants. It has been applied in numerous …

The cotton ovules culture was innovated by Beasley and Ting (1973), and named after them.
It is a convenient system to analyze the effect of chemical or environmental treatment on …