Defoliation, not gibberellin, induces tree peony autumn reflowering regulated by carbon allocation and metabolism in buds and leaves.
Defoliation, not gibberellin, induces tree peony autumn reflowering regulated by carbon allocation and metabolism in buds and leaves.
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10.1016/j.plaphy.2020.04.005
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2020-04
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Xiaoping Wang;Shunli Wang;Yu-qian Xue;Xiuxia Ren;Jingqi Xue;Xiuxin Zhang
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Xiaoping Wang;Shunli Wang;Yu-qian Xue;Xiuxia Ren;Jingqi Xue;Xiuxin Zhang
Short and concentrated natural fluorescence hinders tree peony (Paeonia suffruticosa) annual production, and defoliation and gibberellin (GA) application is used to induce its reflowering in autumn. Here, the individual roles of defoliation and GA treatment were determined by monitoring morphological and soluble sugar changes in buds and leaves, and by investigating carbon allocation- and metabolism-related gene expression. Both defoliation and GA treatment induced early bud development, but induction was faster using the GA treatment. Only defoliation, not GA treatment, induced the final reflowering, although their combination accelerated it. Furthermore, defoliation decreased the sucrose content in buds much faster than the GA treatment. This sucrose reduction may play a key role in tree peony reflowering, and the higher carbon metabolism activity in young leaves after defoliation may further help the reflowering process. Defoliation enhanced the expression of sucrose transportersPsSUT4andPsSWEET12in buds, and their expression in young leaves was greater than after GA treatment. This indicated thatPsSUT4andPsSWEET12may help transport carbon into buds after defoliation. In addition, the invertases,PsCIN2andPsCWIN1in young leaves were more highly expressed after defoliation, indicating that they may contribute to reflowering after defoliation by accelerating sucrose hydrolysis in young leaves. In addition, the expression levels ofPsVIN1andPsVIN2in leaves, andPsVIN2in buds were more highly induced by GA treatment than by defoliation, indicating thatPsVINsmay mainly respond to GA treatment. These results may help improve the tree peony forcing culture technology and related industrial production.