Effects of the NLA ( Narrow Leaf Angle ) Gene on Plant Architecture and Fruit Quality of Tomato
Haoran Wang; Ping Li; Ying Han; Xinxin Yin; Huanhuan Yang; Jingbin Jiang · 2026 · Horticulturae
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Abstract
To clarify the regulatory mechanism of NLA on tomato plant architecture and fruit quality, wild-type (WT), nla mutant (narrow leaf angle), and NLA overexpression lines (OE1, OE2) were used as materials, and the study was carried out through genetic analysis, phenotypic and quality determination, and gene expression analysis. The results showed that the tomato leaf angle is controlled by a single gene with semi-dominant inheritance. The nla mutant forms a compact plant architecture due to reduced cell volume at the leaf angle. During vegetative growth, it exhibited significantly increased plant
Abstract by Haoran Wang; Ping Li; Ying Han; Xinxin Yin; Huanhuan Yang; Jingbin Jiang, Horticulturae (2026) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.3390/horticulturae12050540