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Plant Myb transcription factors are crucial in regulating secondary metabolism, cellular morphogenesis and responses to hormone and stress signals. In this study, 19 Myb gene fragments were isolated from five  Leymus  species, three of which,  LrMyb 3,  LmMyb 8 and  LmMyb 6 were nearly complete open reading frames encoding putative  Leymus  Myb genes. Sequence and phylogenetic analysis indicated that all these putative Myb from  Leymus  represent plant typical R2R3-Myb genes. Compared with Myb gene in  Arabidopsis thaliana , the 19  Leymus  Myb gene fragments of the R2R3 region amino acid showed three different types, W-x (19) W-x (19) W-x (12) F-x (18) W-x (18) W, W-x (19) W-x (19) W-x (12) M-x (18) W-x (18) W and W-x (19) W-x (19) R-x (12) L-x (18) W-x (18) W.  LmMyb 8 gene shares high similarity to  ZmMyb 39 which was possible involvement of caffeic acid O-methyl-transferase (COMT) in the lignification process. TheLmMyb8 gene is expressed at high level in leaves and roots while at low level in stems.

Cloning and molecular characterization of Myb transcription factors from Leymus (Poaceae: Trticeae)