Cell Reports,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
42(1), P. 111913 - 111913
Published: Dec. 29, 2022
Lateral
root
(LR)
initiation
is
controlled
by
the
pericycle
and
neighboring
endodermis
in
Arabidopsis.
Here,
we
demonstrate
that
UBIQUITIN-SPECIFIC
PROTEASE14/DA3
regulates
LR
modulating
auxin
signaling
endodermis.
DA3
negatively
affects
mRNA
protein
levels
of
AUXIN
RESPONSE
FACTOR7
(ARF7)
ARF19
but
positively
stability
SHORT
HYPOCOTYL
2
(SHY2/IAA3),
an
repressor,
We
show
interacts
with
ARF7
ARF19,
inhibiting
their
binding
to
locus
LATERAL
ORGAN
BOUNDARY
DOMAIN16
(LBD16)
repress
its
expression
pericycle.
SHY2
also
enhances
repressive
effect
on
thus
LBD16
Overall,
our
findings
acts
SHY2,
ARF7,
coordinate
control
The Plant Cell,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(6), P. 2201 - 2218
Published: Feb. 20, 2024
Abstract
In
adverse
environments,
the
number
of
fertilizable
female
gametophytes
(FGs)
in
plants
is
reduced,
leading
to
increased
survival
remaining
offspring.
How
maternal
plant
perceives
internal
growth
cues
and
external
stress
conditions
alter
FG
development
remains
largely
unknown.
We
report
that
homeostasis
signaling
molecule
nitric
oxide
(NO)
plays
a
key
role
controlling
under
both
optimal
conditions.
NO
precisely
regulated
by
S-nitrosoglutathione
reductase
(GSNOR).
Prior
fertilization,
GSNOR
protein
exclusively
accumulated
sporophytic
tissues
indirectly
controls
Arabidopsis
(Arabidopsis
thaliana).
null
mutants,
species
degenerating
nucellus,
auxin
efflux
into
developing
was
restricted,
which
inhibited
development,
resulting
reduced
fertility.
Importantly,
restoring
expression
maternal,
but
not
gametophytic
tissues,
or
increasing
substrate
significantly
proportion
normal
FGs
Furthermore,
overexpression
added
fertility
drought
salt
stress.
These
data
indicate
critical
transport
control
turn
determine
seed
yield.
Understanding
this
aspect
could
contribute
mediating
yield
loss
Plant Biotechnology Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
22(2), P. 316 - 329
Published: Oct. 2, 2023
Summary
Nitrate
(NO
3
−
)
is
crucial
for
optimal
plant
growth
and
development
often
limits
crop
productivity
under
low
availability.
In
comparison
with
model
Arabidopsis,
the
molecular
mechanisms
underlying
NO
acquisition
utilization
remain
largely
unclear
in
maize.
particular,
only
a
few
genes
have
been
exploited
to
improve
nitrogen
use
efficiency
(NUE).
Here,
we
demonstrated
that
‐inducible
ZmNRT1.1B
(
ZmNPF6.6
positively
regulated
‐dependent
NUE
We
showed
tandem
duplicated
proteoform
ZmNRT1.1C
irrelevant
maize
seedling
supply;
however,
loss
of
function
significantly
weakened
adequate
supply
both
hydroponic
field
conditions.
The
15
N‐labelled
absorption
assay
indicated
mediated
high‐affinity
‐transport
root‐to‐shoot
translocation.
Transcriptome
analysis
further
showed,
upon
supply,
promotes
cytoplasmic‐to‐nuclear
shuttling
ZmNLP3.1
(ZmNLP8),
which
co‐regulates
expression
involved
response,
cytokinin
biosynthesis
carbon
metabolism.
Remarkably,
overexpression
modern
hybrids
improved
grain
yield
N‐limiting
fields.
Taken
together,
our
study
revealed
role
transport
signalling
offers
valuable
genetic
resource
breeding
N
efficient
high‐yield
cultivars.
New Phytologist,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
238(5), P. 2175 - 2193
Published: Feb. 18, 2023
Understanding
the
genetic
and
molecular
function
of
nitrate
sensing
acquisition
across
crop
species
will
accelerate
breeding
cultivars
with
improved
nitrogen
use
efficiency
(NUE).
Here,
we
performed
a
genome-wide
scan
using
wheat
barley
accessions
characterized
under
low
high
N
inputs
that
uncovered
NPF2.12
gene,
encoding
homolog
Arabidopsis
transceptor
NRT1.6
other
low-affinity
transporters
belong
to
MAJOR
FACILITATOR
SUPERFAMILY.
Next,
it
is
shown
variations
in
promoter
correlated
altered
transcript
levels
where
decreased
gene
expression
was
measured
availability.
Multiple
field
trials
revealed
significantly
enhanced
content
leaves
grains
NUE
presence
elite
allele
TaNPF2.12TT
grown
conditions.
Furthermore,
reductase
NIA1
up-regulated
npf2.12
mutant
upon
concentrations,
thereby
resulting
elevated
nitric
oxide
(NO)
production.
This
increase
NO
higher
root
growth,
uptake,
translocation
observed
when
compared
wild-type.
The
presented
data
indicate
haplotype
alleles
are
convergently
selected
by
inactivation
indirectly
contribute
growth
activating
signaling
Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
151(8)
Published: April 2, 2024
ABSTRACT
In
multicellular
organisms,
specialized
tissues
are
generated
by
specific
populations
of
stem
cells
through
cycles
asymmetric
cell
divisions,
where
one
daughter
undergoes
differentiation
and
the
other
maintains
proliferative
properties.
Arabidopsis
thaliana
roots,
columella
–
a
gravity-sensing
tissue
that
protects
defines
position
niche
represents
typical
example
whose
organization
is
exclusively
determined
balance
between
proliferation
differentiation.
The
derives
from
single
layer
binary
fate
switch
precisely
controlled
multiple,
independent
regulatory
inputs.
Here,
we
show
HD-Zip
II
transcription
factors
(TFs)
HAT3,
ATHB4
AHTB2
redundantly
regulate
patterning
in
root.
TFs
promote
acting
as
effectors
FEZ/SMB
circuit
and,
at
same
time,
interfering
with
auxin
signaling
to
counteract
hormone-induced
Overall,
our
work
shows
connect
two
opposing
parallel
inputs
fine-tune
cells.
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 907 - 907
Published: April 6, 2025
Cold
storage
of
pelargonium
cuttings
addresses
the
issue
nonoverlapping
production
seasons
in
Central
Europe,
where
are
harvested
from
stock
plants
December,
but
rooting
begins
mid-February/March.
Here,
we
show
an
innovative
system
for
using
nature-based
solutions.
We
compared
post-delivery
unrooted
paperpots
maintained
greenhouses
(8/6
°C
day/night)
to
standard
immediately
after
delivery.
Key
factors
included
genotype
(Pelargonium
zonale,
P.
peltatum,
and
hybrids),
four
delivery
weeks
(48–51),
two
growing
(2021
2022),
duration
(up
4
weeks).
Genotype
strongly
influenced
cold
tolerance,
with
peltatum
enduring
up
without
significant
loss
efficiency,
unlike
zonale.
The
success
depended
on
plants’
quality
nutritional
status:
higher
nitrogen
content
2022
2021
was
associated
reduced
zonale
hybrids.
Neither
timing
nor
residual
ethephon
affected
outcomes
storage.
This
study
demonstrates
that
storing
this
method
preserves
while
optimizing
efficiency
by
reducing
nursery
space,
water,
fertilizer,
pesticide
use.
shift
practices
reduces
per-unit
costs
enhances
economic
viability
bedding
young
plant
producers.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(9), P. 1278 - 1278
Published: April 22, 2025
This
research
investigates
the
influence
of
water–nitrogen
coupling
on
soil
water
content,
nitrogen
dynamics,
and
root
distribution
in
farmland,
along
with
interactions
among
water,
transport,
distribution,
crop
yield.
A
field
experiment
was
conducted
under
moderate
drought
stress
(50–60%
capacity)
three
application
rates
(100,
200,
300
kg·ha−1,
split-applied
at
50%
during
sowing
jointing
stage,
labeled
as
N1,
N2,
N3)
two
critical
growth
stages
(jointing
stage
P1
tasseling-silking
P2)
maize
(Denghai
605).
The
results
demonstrated
that
morphological
parameters
exhibited
trend
N2
>
N1
N3
different
treatments.
Compared
to
low
(N1)
decreased
by
35.01–49.60%
average,
whereas
high
(N3)
led
a
reduction
49.93–61.37%.
treatment
consistently
maintained
greater
uptake,
highest
yield
13,336
kg·ha−1
observed
CKN2
treatment,
representing
increases
16.1%
9.2%
compared
P1N2
P2N2
treatments,
respectively.
Drought
(P1)
inhibited
development
more
severely
than
(P2),
demonstrating
bidirectional
adaptation
strategy
characterized
deeper
vertical
penetration
increased
horizontal
expansion
imbalance.
Correlation
analysis
revealed
positive
correlation
between
nutrient
content
indicators.
At
same
time,
characteristic
values
were
significantly
negatively
correlated
(p
<
0.05).
Appropriate
management
effectively
stimulated
growth,
mitigated
leaching
risks,
improved
These
findings
offer
theoretical
foundation
for
optimizing
production
within
Yellow
River
Basin.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
23(16), P. 8965 - 8965
Published: Aug. 11, 2022
The
distribution
and
content
of
auxin
within
plant
tissues
affect
a
variety
important
growth
developmental
processes.
Polar
transport
(PAT),
mainly
mediated
by
influx
efflux
transporters,
plays
vital
role
in
determining
maxima
gradients
plants.
carrier
PIN-FORMED
(PIN)
family
is
one
the
major
protein
families
involved
PAT.
Rice
(Oryza
sativa
L.)
genome
possesses
12
OsPIN
genes.
However,
detailed
functions
genes
regulating
rice
architecture
gravity
response
are
less
well
understood.
In
present
study,
OsPIN1b
was
disrupted
CRISPR/Cas9
technology,
its
roles
modulating
root
gravitropism
were
investigated.
Tissue-specific
analysis
showed
that
expressed
roots,
stems
sheaths
at
seedling
stage,
transcript
abundance
progressively
decreased
during
stages.
Expression
could
be
quickly
greatly
induced
NAA,
indicating
played
IAA
homeostasis
disturbed
ospin1b
mutants,
as
evidenced
changed
sensitivity
shoot
to
NAA
NPA
treatment,
respectively.
Mutation
resulted
pleiotropic
phenotypes,
including
shoots
primary
reduced
adventitious
number
seedlings,
shorter
narrower
leaves,
increased
leaf
angle,
more
tiller
height
panicle
length
late
stage.
Moreover,
mutants
displayed
curly
phenotype
cultured
with
tap
water
regardless
lighting
conditions,
while
nutrient
solution
culture
partially
rescue
light
almost
completely
abolish
this
darkness,
involvement
integration
signals
regulation.
Additionally,
amyloplast
sedimentation
impaired
peripheral
tiers
cap
columella
cell,
it
not
main
contributor
abnormal
gravitropism.
These
data
suggest
only
but
also
signals.
AgroEnvironmental Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
3(1), P. 10 - 21
Published: March 15, 2025
Heavy
metals,
including
mercury
(Hg),
accumulate
in
the
environment
via
atmospheric
deposition,
aquatic
transport,
and
terrestrial
pathways,
eventually
settling
soil
sediments.
Once
these
metals
become
bioavailable,
they
pose
significant
ecological
toxicological
risks.
Upon
exposure,
plants
absorb
them,
leading
to
harmful
agronomic,
physiological,
biochemical
effects.
The
present
study
aims
assess
effects
of
on
alterations
Murraya
koenigii
(curry
leaves)
plants.
M.
were
assigned
four
groups:
Group
1
(control)
uncontaminated
soil,
Groups
2,
3,
4
exposed
50
mg,
100
200
mg
Hg,
respectively.
All
kept
under
controlled
environmental
conditions
promote
optimal
growth.
results
revealed
that
elevated
concentrations
significantly
impaired
critical
growth
parameters,
seed
germination,
root
shoot
length,
fresh
dry
weight,
vigour
index,
all
which
reflect
suppressed
plant
productivity.
Biochemical
analysis
further
demonstrated
substantial
reductions
primary
metabolites,
such
as
carbohydrates
proteins,
with
most
pronounced
decreases
observed
at
higher
concentrations.
These
suggest
Hg-induced
oxidative
stress
causes
cellular
damage,
disruption
nutrient
assimilation,
disturbances
enzyme
activity.
Additionally,
chlorophyll
a,
b,
total
content
observed,
indicating
photosynthetic
capacity.
Overall,
findings
underscore
detrimental
metabolic
processes,
highlighting
its
potential
cause
long-term
inhibition
dysfunction,
broader
implications
for
productivity,
cycling,
ecosystem
health.