Conversely, the C6 and C8 clusters showed an increasing trend across accessions from the R5 to R8 stage.
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Gene expression and DNA methylation altering lead to the high oil content in wild allotetraploid peanut (<i>A. monticola</i>).
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For the C7 cluster, wild accessions (171, 172, and 245) showed a decreasing trend, while cultivated accessions showed an increasing pattern or no obvious change during seed developmental stages.
There was an obvious trend that most differentially expressed enzymes and co-expressed TFs involved in lipid production were hypomethylated in wild peanut (245) at the R5 stage.