Plant hormone effects on isoprene emission from tropical tree in Ficus septica
Plant hormone effects on isoprene emission from tropical tree in Ficus septica
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植物激素对热带榕树异戊二烯排放的影响
DOI:
10.1111/pce.13513
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发表时间:
2019
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通讯作者:
Oku Hirosuke
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作者:
Parveen Shahanaz;Iqbal Md. Asif;Mutanda Ishmael;Rashid Md. Harun‐Ur‐;Inafuku Masashi;Oku Hirosuke
Plant hormones and the circadian rhythm have been implicated in coordinated control of isoprene emission in plants. To gain insights into the signalling networks, foliar application of plant hormones was conducted in a native emitter,Ficus septica. Spraying of 50 μM jasmonic acid (JA) gradually decreased isoprene emission by 88% compared with initial levels within 5 days, and emission increased after relief from JA application. We further explored the molecular regulatory mechanism of isoprene emission by analysing photosynthetic rate, gene expression of 2‐C‐methyl‐D‐erythrytol 4‐phosphate (MEP) pathway, hormone signalling and circadian rhythm processes, and metabolite pool sizes of MEP pathway. Results show that isoprene emission strongly correlated with isoprene synthase (IspS) gene expression and IspS protein levels over the period of JA treatment, indicating transcriptional and possible translational modulation ofIspSby JA. Application of JA coordinately modulated genes in the auxin, cytokinin (CK), and circadian rhythm signal transduction pathways. Among the transcriptional factors analysed,MYC2(JA) andLHY(circadian clock) negatively correlated with isoprene emission. Putativecis‐elements predicted onIspSpromoter (G‐box forMYC2and circadian forLHY) supports our proposal that isoprene emission is regulated by coordinated transcriptional modulation ofIspSgene by phytohormone and circadian rhythm signalling.