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. 2023 Mar 13;45(3):2372–2380. doi: 10.3390/cimb45030153

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Regulation of fruit development and ripening is mutually driven by TCP9 and ZFP2 in tomato, respectively. TCP9 possibly drives the expression of the AO3 gene towards ABA biosynthesis, while ZFP2 drives the suppression of the CNR gene towards ethylene production. Modulation between ABA and ethylene is also driven by ZFP2. Regulation of genes encoding TCP12, TCP15, and TCP18 is also shown, along with two concordantly expressed genes, namely, ERF4 and ARF5.