The B3 superfamily, which belongs to the plant-specific transcription factors, is widely involved in multiple biological processes. In apricot (Prunus armeniaca), classification, structure, and function of superfamily are not yet clear. this study, a total 75 genes were identified from genome. can be divided into five subfamilies, i.e., REM, ARF, ABI3, RAV, HSI, same subfamily have similar stru...

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Prunus armeniaca L., apricot, is a member of family Rosaceae bears deciduous tree [1]. Still its origin is unclear among the researchers. In olden times it was known in America, then started to cultivate [2]. It is assumed that it may have originated in Northeastern China close to the Russian border. According to Morikian ES [3] it was known to Armenians which is supported by the discovery of i...

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