Table 1.
The classification and relative content of glucosinolate.
Fig 1.
Location of MsCYP79 and MsCYP83 family genes in alfalfa.
Fig 2.
Collinearity of MsCYP79 and MsCYP83 gene family in alfalfa.
Fig 3.
Collinearity analysis of the CYP79 and CYP83 genes between Medicago sativa and Arabidopsis thallana, Medicago truncatula, Oryza sativa.
Fig 4.
Gene structure and motifs of MsCYP79 in alfalfa.
Fig 5.
Gene structure and motifs of MsCYP83 in alfalfa.
Table 2.
Motif sequences for predicting MsCYP79 and MsCYP83 proteins.
Fig 6.
Sequence of MsCYP79 and MsCYP83 motifs in alfalfa.
Fig 7.
Phylogenetic tree of MsCYP79 family in alfalfa.
Fig 8.
Phylogenetic tree of MsCYP83 family in alfalfa.
Fig 9.
Relative expression of MsCYP79 and MsCYP83 genesin different tissues of alfalfa.
Note: Different capital letters indicated significant difference of the different tissues in Medicago sativa cv. Gannong NO.9 at P < 0.05 level.
Fig 10.
Relative expression of MsCYP79 and MsCYP83 genes of alfalfa under mechanical times.
Note: Different small letters indicated significant difference of the Medicago sativa cv. Gannong NO.9 under mechanical damage treatment at P < 0.05 level.
Fig 11.
The glucosinolates content of alfalfa.