Alicia García

Assistant Professor

University of Huelva

Spain

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Alicia García is an Assistant Professor at the University of Huelva in Spain. Her research primarily focuses on the genetic and molecular mechanisms underlying postharvest cold tolerance and salt tolerance in Cucurbita pepo. Recent publications include studies on quantitative trait loci (QTLs) related to cold tolerance, transcriptomic responses to environmental stressors, and the regulation of flowering in cucurbits.

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María del Mar Rebolloso Fuentes

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Universidad de Almería

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Cecilia Martínez

Associate Professor of Plant Breeding and Biotechnology

Universidad de Almería

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Juan Luis Valenzuela

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Universidad de Almería

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MANUEL JAMILENA

Full Professor of Genetics

Universidad de Almería

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BSAseq analysis reveals two major QTLs contributing to postharvest cold tolerance in Cucurbita pepo

RNA-Seq-based analysis of transcriptomic signatures elicited by mutations conferring salt tolerance in Cucurbita pepo

An miR164-resistant mutation in the transcription factor gene CpCUC2B enhances carpel arrest and ectopic boundary specification in Cucurbita pepo flower development

A QTL on chromosome 17 identified by Genome-Wide Association Mapping controls postharvest cold tolerance of Cucurbita pepo L.

The transcription factor CpMYB62 controls the genetic network that leads to the determination of female flowers in Cucurbita pepo

Riboflavin improves postharvest cold tolerance in zucchini fruit inducing non-enzymatic antioxidant response and phenolic metabolism

Comparative RNA-Seq Analysis between Monoecious and Androecious Plants Reveals Regulatory Mechanisms Controlling Female Flowering in Cucurbita pepo

Involvement of ethylene receptors in the salt tolerance response of Cucurbita pepo

Response of Cucurbita spp. to tomato leaf curl New Delhi virus inoculation and identification of a dominant source of resistance in Cucurbita moschata

Effect of Ethylene-Insensitive Mutation etr2b on Postharvest Chilling Injury in Zucchini Fruit

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María del Mar Rebolloso Fuentes

Cecilia Martínez

Juan Luis Valenzuela

MANUEL JAMILENA

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