Mechanical touch responses of Arabidopsis TCH1-3 mutant roots on inclined hard-agar surface**

Mechanical touch responses of Arabidopsis TCH1-3 mutant roots on inclined hard-agar surface**
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DOI:
10.1515/intag-2015-0065
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发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
Guodong Zha;Bochu Wang;Junyu Liu;Jie Yan;Liqing Zhu;Xingyan Yang
Guodong Zha;Bochu Wang;Junyu Liu;Jie Yan;Liqing Zhu;Xingyan Yang
中科院分区:
农林科学4区
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作者:
Guodong Zha;Bochu Wang;Junyu Liu;Jie Yan;Liqing Zhu;Xingyan Yang

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Abstract The gravity-induced mechanical touch stimulus can affect plant root architecture. Mechanical touch responses of plant roots are an important aspect of plant root growth and development. Previous studies have reported that Arabidopsis TCH1-3 genes are involved in mechano-related events, how-ever, the physiological functions of TCH1-3 genes in Arabidopsis root mechanoresponses remain unclear. In the present study, we applied an inclined hard agar plate method to produce mechanical touch stimulus, and provided evidence that altered mechanical environment could influence root growth. Furthermore, tch1-3 Arabidopsis mutants were investigated on inclined agar surfaces to explore the functions of TCH1-3 genes on Arabidopsis root mechanoresponses. The results showed that two tch2 mutants, cml24-2 and cml24-4, exhibited significantly reduced root length, biased skewing, and decreased density of lateral root. In addition, primary root length and density of lateral root of tch3 (cml12-2) was significantly decreased on inclined agar surfaces. This study indicates that the tch2 and tch3 mutants are hypersensitive to mechanical touch stimulus, and TCH2 (CML24-2 and CML24-4) and TCH3 (CML12-2) genes may participate in the mechanical touch response of Arabidopsis roots.