High temperature enhances anthocyanin coloration in Asiatic hybrid lily flowers via upregulation of the MYB12 positive regulator
High temperature enhances anthocyanin coloration in Asiatic hybrid lily flowers via upregulation of the MYB12 positive regulator
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DOI:
10.1016/j.hpj.2022.05.003
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发表时间:
2022-05
影响因子:
5.7
通讯作者:
M. Yamagishi
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作者:
M. Yamagishi
Although high atmospheric temperatures suppress anthocyanin accumulation in most plant species, we show that high temperatures accelerate anthocyanin pigmentation in flower tepals of Asiatic hybrid lilies (Liliumspp.). After incubation at high temperatures (35 °C) for two days, anthocyanin color became deeper in the most of tepal parts of two Asiatic hybrid lily cultivars, although the basal parts of ‘Montreux’ tepals and top parts of 'Toronto' outer tepals were whitened. Environmental stimuli often affect the expression ofR2R3-MYBpositive regulators that control anthocyanin biosynthesis. Although their expression is often suppressed by hot temperatures in other species, the expression of lilyMYB12in tepals was upregulated by high temperatures. MicroRNA828 (miR828), which suppresses the action ofMYB12post-transcriptionally, exhibited reduced accumulation levels under high temperature, indicating that miR828 regulation is involved inMYB12upregulation. In addition, transcription levels ofMYB12, estimated by unsplicedMYB12transcript accumulation, were also activated by high temperatures. Thus, both suppressed miR828 accumulation and increasedMYB12transcription are likely to be involved inMYB12activation at high temperatures. In the whitened basal parts of ‘Montreux’ tepals at 35 °C, expression ofbHLH2was severely suppressed while that ofMYB12was not affected. The present results demonstrate that plants display diverse responses to hot climatic conditions and shed new light on anthocyanin regulation under various environmental conditions.