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. 2017 Sep 18;17:155. doi: 10.1186/s12870-017-1106-3

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Fig. 10 — The qRT-PCR analysis of the key genes in the phenylpropaniod biosynthesis pathway and genes related to cell death. a Unigene c17725 and unigene c32464 belongs to PAL gene, unigene c14171 and unigene c26476 refers to CCoAOMT gene; b Unigene c26513 and unigene c32456 pertains to C4H gene, unigene c43647 equals to 4CL gene and unigene c18009 was the same as CAD gene; c Unigene c44389 and unigene c29397 refers to metacaspase-1-like gene, unigene c26668 refers to ascorbate peroxidase gene, unigene c38246 belongs to heat shock protein gene and unigene c26493 refers to pathogenesis-related protein gene, T2 and T3 stands for different stage, respectively