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Acid invertases (INVs) play a pivotal role in both vegetative and reproductive growth of plants. However, their possible functions in fast-growing plants such as bamboo are largely unknown. Here, we report the molecular characterization of acid invertases in Phyllostachys heterocycla cv. pubescens, a fast-growing bamboo species commercially grown worldwide. Nine acid invertases (PhINVs), including seven cell wall invertases (PhCWINV1, PhCWINV2, PhCWINV3, PhCWINV4, PhCWINV5, PhCWINV6, PhCWINV7) and two vacuolar invertases (PhVINV11, PhVI
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