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Multi-omics reveals the molecular regulatory mechanisms underlying the formation of geo-authentic quality in Chrysanthemum morifolium ‘Chuju’
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• Soil available nitrogen and pH were key edaphic factors linked to quality variation. • Actinomycetota and Arthrobacter dominated the unique microbiome in authentic area. • Up-regulation of 4CL, F3H, FLS genes correlated with higher bioactive flavonol level. • Under alkaline soil, soluble sugar inversely correlated with flavonoid content. • Soil, microbes and genes collectively enhanced metabolites accumulation in geo-herbs.
Keywords:
Chrysanthemum morifolium ‘Chuju’
Geo-authenticity
Multi-omics
Rhizosphere microbes
Gene regulation
Metabolite accumulation
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