Tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum) is one of the most widely cultivated commercial non-food
crops with significant social and economic impacts. Here we profiled transcriptome and …

Although the leaf is the most important photosynthetic organ in most plants, many of the
molecular mechanisms underlying leaf developmental dynamics remain to be explored. To …

To identify genes that are differentially expressed in tobacco in response to environmental
changes and to decipher the mechanisms by which aromatic carotenoids are formed in …

Tobacco is an economically important crop with leaves that are a significant source of
aromatic, bioactive compounds such as phenolics and alkaloids. In the present study un …

Nicotine is a unique alkaloid present in tobacco that is widely used in cigarettes and in the
agricultural, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries. However, the research on nicotine is …

Environmental factors affect plant metabolites, different climates, cultivation conditions, and
biotic stresses and genotypes strongly affect their chemical composition and contents. Our …

Climate change and geography affect all the living organisms. To date, the effects of climate
and geographical factors on plant metabolome largely remain open for worldwide and local …

Low temperature is one of major environmental factors limiting the growth, quality and yield
of tobacco. However, the molecular mechanism of tobacco cold response remains largely …

Following the recent completion of the draft genome sequence of the tea plant, high-
throughput decoding of gene function, especially for those involved in complex secondary …

Background Given its tolerance to stress and its richness in particular secondary
metabolites, the tobacco tree, Nicotiana glauca, has been considered a promising …