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Table 1.

The classification and relative content of glucosinolate.

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Fig 1.

Location of MsCYP79 and MsCYP83 family genes in alfalfa.

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Fig 2.

Collinearity of MsCYP79 and MsCYP83 gene family in alfalfa.

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Fig 3.

Collinearity analysis of the CYP79 and CYP83 genes between Medicago sativa and Arabidopsis thallana, Medicago truncatula, Oryza sativa.

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Fig 4.

Gene structure and motifs of MsCYP79 in alfalfa.

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Fig 5.

Gene structure and motifs of MsCYP83 in alfalfa.

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Table 2.

Motif sequences for predicting MsCYP79 and MsCYP83 proteins.

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Fig 6.

Sequence of MsCYP79 and MsCYP83 motifs in alfalfa.

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Fig 7.

Phylogenetic tree of MsCYP79 family in alfalfa.

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Fig 8.

Phylogenetic tree of MsCYP83 family in alfalfa.

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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.

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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.

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Fig 11.

The glucosinolates content of alfalfa.

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