The BnTFL1–BnGF14nu–BnFD module regulates flower development and plant architecture in Brassica napus
The BnTFL1–BnGF14nu–BnFD module regulates flower development and plant architecture in Brassica napus
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10.1016/j.cj.2023.10.002
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2023-10
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Jianjun Wang;Chi Zhang;Youpeng Chen;Yanan Shao;Meifang Liao;Qian Hou;Weitang Zhang;Yang Zhu;Yuan Guo;Zijin Liu;Christian Jung;Mingxun Chen
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Jianjun Wang;Chi Zhang;Youpeng Chen;Yanan Shao;Meifang Liao;Qian Hou;Weitang Zhang;Yang Zhu;Yuan Guo;Zijin Liu;Christian Jung;Mingxun Chen
Flower development and plant architecture determine the efficiency of mechanized harvest and seed yield inBrassica napus. AlthoughTERMINAL FLOWER 1(AtTFL1) is a regulator of flower development inArabidopsis thaliana, the function and regulatory mechanism ofTFL1orthologs inB. napusremains unclear. SixBnTFL1paralogs in the genome of theB. napusinbred line ‘K407’ showed steadily increasing expression during vernalization. CRISPR/Cas-induced mutagenesis of up to fourBnTFL1paralogs resulted in early flowering and alteration of plant architecture, whereas seed yield was not altered inBnTFL1single, double, or triple mutants. SixBnTFL1paralogs, but notBnaA02.TFL1, showed an additive and conserved effect on regulating flowering time, total and terminal flower number, and plant architecture. BnaA10.TFL1 regulates flower development by interacting with BnaA08.FD through the protein BnaA05.GF14nu, resulting in the transcriptional repression of floral integrator and floral meristem identity genes. These findings about the regulatory network controlling flower development and plant architecture present a promising route to modifying these traits inB. napus.