Light-Dark Modulates Root Hydrotropism Associated with Gravitropism by Involving Amyloplast Response in Arabidopsis
Light-Dark Modulates Root Hydrotropism Associated with Gravitropism by Involving Amyloplast Response in Arabidopsis
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光暗通过涉及拟南芥中的淀粉体反应来调节与向地性相关的根向水性
DOI:
10.1016/j.celrep.2020.108198
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发表时间:
2020-09-29
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影响因子:
8.8
通讯作者:
Xu, Weifeng
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作者:
Li, Ying;Yuan, Wei;Xu, Weifeng
The role of amyloplasts in the interactions between hydrotropism and gravitropism has been previously described. However, the effect of light-dark on the interactions between the two tropisms remains unclear. Here, by developing a method that makes it possible to mimic natural conditions more closely than the conventional lab conditions, we show that hydrotropism is higher in wild-type Arabidopsis seedlings whose shoots are illuminated but whose roots are grown in the dark compared with seedlings that are fully exposed to light. Root gravitropism is substantially decreased because of the reduction of amyloplast content in the root tip with decreased gene expression in PGM1 (a key starch biosynthesis gene), which may contribute to enhanced root hydrotropism under darkness. Furthermore, the starch-deficient mutant pgm1-1 exhibits greater hydrotropism compared with wild-type. Our results suggest that amyloplast response and starch reduction occur under light-dark modulation, followed by decreased gravitropism and enhanced hydrotropism in Arabidopsis root.