Four glycosyltransferase genes are responsible for synthesis and accumulation of different flavonol glycosides in apple tissues
Xiaoping Zhu(Wuhan University), Pengmin Li(Phoenix Contact (United States)), Fengwang Ma(Apple (Israel)), Ju Jiao(Sun Yat-sen University), Jia‐Long Yao(Plant & Food Research), Ying Chen(Anhui Medical University), Shanshan Zhao(Northwest A&F University), Yanfang Yan(Guiyang Medical University)
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