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Demonstrates enhanced inflorescence development in black pepper via shading and hormone signaling, suggesting non-chemical flowering control.
• Transcriptomics reveals dynamic regulation during pepper inflorescence development. • 30% shading and/or 60 mg/L gibberellic acid enhances inflorescence development. • Shading alone enables non-chemical control of off-season bud formation. • Light regulates flowering via hormone-mediated carbon allocation pathways. • Sucrose synthesis and transport are key processes in light-regulated flowering.
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