Comparative transcriptome analysis reveals the late-acting self-incompatibility and identification of RNase T2 family members in Camellia oleifera

Background:The Camellia oil tree(Camellia oleifera Abel.)is an important nonwood forest species in southern China,and most Camellia oil tree cultivars are late-acting self-incompatibility(LSI)types.Although several studies examined the mechanism of LSI,the process is quite complicated and unclear. Result:The present study investigated pollen tube growth and fruit setting of two Camellia oil tree cultivars Huashuo(HS)and Huajin(HJ)after non-and self-pollinati…查看全部>>