Additional file 2 of GhNFYA16 was functionally observed positively responding to salt stress by genome-wide identification of NFYA gene family in cotton

Additional File 2: Table S3 Cis-acting elements of upland cotton NFYA family members

Additional file 1 of GhNFYA16 was functionally observed positively responding to salt stress by genome-wide identification of NFYA gene family in cotton

Additional File 1: Figure S1 Distribution of NFYA family members in 11 species. Figure S2 Analysis of Non-synonymous (Ka) to Synonymous (Ks) ratio. Table S1 NFYA family genes correspond to eleven species gene renames. Table S2 Analysis of the physical and chemical properties of NFYA genes in G.hirsutum

Additional file 3 of GhNFYA16 was functionally observed positively responding to salt stress by genome-wide identification of NFYA gene family in cotton

Additional File 3: Table S4 Expression values of 12 selected genes under salt stress

Additional file 1 of GhIMP10D, an inositol monophosphates family gene, enhances ascorbic acid and antioxidant enzyme activities to confer alkaline tolerance in Gossypium hirsutum L.

Additional file 1: Supplementary Table S1. Gene locus ID and their proposed names of all observed species and the gene characteristics in G. hirsutum. Supplementary Table S2. Duplicated gene pairs in 10 combinations (Ga-Ga, Ga-Gb, Ga-Gr, Gb-Gb, Gb-Gr, Gh-Gh, Gh-Ga, Gh-Gb, Gh-Gr and Gr-Gr). Supplementary Table S3. Non-synonymous (Ka) and synonymous (Ks) divergence values for Ga-Ga, Ga-Gb, Ga-Gr, Gb-Gb, Gb-Gr, Gh-Gh, Gh-Ga, Gh-Gb, Gh-Gr and Gr-Gr. Supplementary Table S4. Primer pairs used for this experiment