Impact of erecta mutation on leaf serration differs between Arabidopsis accessions.
Impact of erecta mutation on leaf serration differs between Arabidopsis accessions.
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拟南芥品种之间,直立突变对叶片锯齿的影响不同。
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10.1080/15592324.2016.1261231
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2016
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ameshige;T.;Okamoto;S.;Tasaka;M.;Torii;K.U.;and Uchida;N.
Serrations or teeth of plant leaves are a morphological trait regulated genetically and environmentally. Very recently, it has been reported that the receptor kinases encoded by threeERECTA (ER)-family genes,ER, ER-LIKE1(ERL1) andERL2, redundantly play a role in tooth growth inArabidopsis thaliana. In the report, Columbia (Col) accession was used for analyses, where none of the signal mutant of theER-family genes exhibited serration defects. The toothless, smooth leaf margin phenotype was evident only when two out of the threeER-family genes were lost. Interestingly, it has been widely recognized that theArabidopsisaccession Landsbergerecta(L.er), which carries a loss-of-function mutation inER, develops round leaves with smaller leaf teeth. Here, we show that the functionalERtransgene promotes the tooth growth in L.erto the level of Col, indicating that theermutation in L.eris likely responsible for the reduced growth of leaf teeth. This suggests thatersingle mutation affects tooth growth in a different manner between Col and L.erbackgrounds, though the molecular basis for this background-dependent effect remains to be addressed.