ArticleBMC plant biology2021
Light control of catechin accumulation is mediated by photosynthetic capacity in tea plant (Camellia sinensis).
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Abstract
backgroundCatechins are crucial in determining the flavour and health benefits of tea, but it remains unclear that how the light intensity regulates catechins biosynthesis. Therefore, we cultivated tea plants in a phytotron to elucidate the response mechanism of catechins biosynthesis to light intensity changes.
resultsIn the 250 μmol·m
conclusionsIn this study, the catechin content and photosynthetic capacity of tea plants increased under appropriately high light intensities (250 μmol·m
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