Figure 4.
IbMYC2 contributes to the modulation of anthocyanin accumulation. (A) The skin color of the storage roots in IbMYC2-OE, IbMYC2-Ri, and WT plants after four months’ growth in the field (Bars for 5 cm). (B,C) The determination of anthocyanin content in the storage roots of IbMYC2-OE, IbMYC2-Ri, and WT plants. (D) The determination of flavonoid content in the storage roots of IbMYC2-OE, IbMYC2-Ri, and WT plants. The data are shown as mean values ± SD (n = 3). The different lowercase letters denote statistically significant deviations according to one-way ANOVA (Tukey test) at probability levels of p < 0.05.
