MYB19LONG is involved in brushmark pattern development in Asiatic hybrid lily (Lilium spp.) flowers
MYB19LONG is involved in brushmark pattern development in Asiatic hybrid lily (Lilium spp.) flowers
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MYB19LONG 参与亚洲杂交百合(百合属)花的刷痕图案发育
DOI:
10.1016/j.scienta.2020.109570
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
Masumi Yamagishi
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作者:
Shumpei Goda;Toshiki Hatanaka;Takashi Akagi;Yasutaka Kubo;Ryohei Nakano and Koichiro Ushijima;Masumi Yamagishi;Masumi Yamagishi
Asiatic hybrid lily (Liliumspp.) cultivars ‘Centerfold’ and ‘Loreto’ developed an anthocyanin brushmark color pattern on the interior surfaces of flower tepals, which consisted of a set of streaks generated along the main vascular bundles. To clarify the mechanism underlying the brushmark pattern, R2R3-MYB transcription factors that positively regulated anthocyanin biosynthesis were screened in the two cultivars, and MYB19LONG (MYB19L) and MYB19SHORT (MYB19S) were identified. Among them, the expression profile ofMYB19Lcorrelated well with those of anthocyanin biosynthesis genes and pigment deposition in tepals. AsMYB19LandMYB19Swere recently identified as transcription factors regulating the pigmentation of raised spots on lily tepals, the correlation ofMYB19Lwith brushmark and raised spot color patterns was evaluated using F1populations by segregating the color patterns.MYB19Lwas always expressed in the F1plants that developed brushmarks, indicating thatMYB19Lis necessary for brushmark pigmentation. The F1plants that developed only raised spots expressedMYB19L,MYB19S, or both, suggesting thatMYB19Lis also involved in raised spot pigmentation. Segregation of the F1populations showed thatMYB19Lwas necessary but other gene(s) also participated in brushmark development. Finally, the roles ofMYB19Lin the development of brushmarks and raised spots are discussed.