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Transcriptome Profiling Revealed Light-Mediated Gene Expression Patterns of Plants in Forest Vertical Structures.
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Light is a critical environmental factor that shapes forest communities. The canopy trees intercept the light, thus understory plants become shaded. Shade leads to the attenuation of light intensity and a shift in the spectrum through the forest vertical structure. The capacity of forest trees to survive and grow under conditions of light heterogeneity is closely related to the intrinsic property of these species. Therefore, identifying how plants interact with light-regime variability is an important research objective of community ecology. In this study, we investigated the light-mediated gene expression patterns in forest vertical structures utilizing transcriptome profiling. The expression levels of 20 annotated genes closely related to photosynthesis, light receptors, and photoprotection were used as traits to estimate how variable light environments influence the plants in forest vertical structures. In summary, the shade-tolerant species were characterized by higher levels of photoreceptor (
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