Abstract

This study investigates the impact of a change in advertiser on the yellow stripe-like carrier quality in cucumbers, revealing an unexpected outcome: the emergence of a yellow cotyledon aggregate. Through experimental analysis, we demonstrate the correlation between the advertising agent and this cotyledon trait, shedding light on potential mechanisms underlying such shifts in phenotype. This abstract highlights the significance of understanding how external factors can influence plant morphology and genetics, offering insights into agricultural practices and crop management.