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. 2025 Oct 8;16:1693135. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2025.1693135

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Dendrogram illustrating the distribution of cis-acting regulatory elements across various Prunus genes. Each gene is represented by a horizontal line with colored boxes indicating different regulatory elements like auxin-responsive elements, light responsive elements, and MYB binding sites. The color-coding is explained in the legend on the right, identifying elements involved in processes such as light responsiveness, endosperm expression, and meristem expression. The x-axis denotes the DNA sequence length in base pairs, ranging from five to two thousand. Lines connect genes with similar regulatory patterns, indicating evolutionary relationships. — Promoter cis-element analysis of PpGH17 genes.