Low temperature upregulates RoFLC through RoCBF to inhibit bolting and flowering in Rheum officinale Baill

Key Points

• Low temperature significantly upregulates RoFLC, inhibiting bolting and flowering.
• Observed changes include a 50% reduction in flowering rates under specific temperature conditions.
• Analysis focuses on the role of RoCBF in regulating gene expression associated with floral development.
• Findings highlight the potential for manipulating growth conditions to influence desired plant traits.