Long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) have emerged as key integrators of plant cold signaling pathways.
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Integrating knowledge of cold-responsive lncRNAs may facilitate development of molecular markers and regulatory network nodes to increase cold tolerance and improve horticultural crop quality.
Cold-responsive lncRNAs in horticultural species regulate processes important for fruit firmness, antioxidant levels, shelf-life, lipid modification, reactive oxygen species balance, and cell wall or cuticle remodeling.
Long noncoding RNAs regulate gene expression through chromatin-based guidance, sequestration of repressive complexes, natural antisense transcriptional interference, microRNA-centered competing endogenous RNA networks, and control of RNA splicing, stability, localization, and translation.
Long noncoding RNAs are key integrators of plant cold signaling pathways.
Long noncoding RNAs mediate interactions between calcium signaling systems and transcriptional cascades and coordinate hormone signaling networks during cold response.