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Abstract
backgroundMicroRNA159 (miR159) is a conserved miRNA found in various plant species. By regulating GAMYB-like transcription factors, miR159 is involved in diverse biological processes.
methodsIn this study, miR159 was cloned and its expression was determined across different development stages and tissue types. The function of cgo-miR159 was identified using gene transformation in
resultsHigh expression levels of cgo-miR159 were detected in the leaves and stamens during reproductive growth and expression peaked during flower bud development when the flower was above 0.5 to 3 cm in length. In transgenic experiments, the ectopic expression of cgo-miR159 led to defective development in the stamens of model plants (
conclusionsIn summary, cgo-miR159 affected the development of reproductive organs in model plants. This research complements previous studies on the function of miR159 and provide useful references for the genetic improvement of orchids.
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