Analysis shows propiconazole alters pistil and stamen development in Fagopyrum esculentum, suggesting improved cross-pollination efficiency.
Common buckwheat ( Fagopyrum esculentum ), a critically important medicinal-food homologous crop, experiences yield constraints attributed to its distylous floral morphology and heteromorphic pollination mechanism. This study elucidates the propiconazole-mediated regulatory network that suppresses pistil and stamen development, thereby providing a theoretical foundation for enhancing cross-pollination efficiency in dimorphic flowers.
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