A novel ethylene responsive factor CitERF13 plays a role in photosynthesis regulation.
A novel ethylene responsive factor CitERF13 plays a role in photosynthesis regulation.
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10.1016/j.plantsci.2016.11.001
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2017-03
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Xiu-lan Xie;X. Xia;Sheng Kuang;Xi-li Zhang;Xue‐ren Yin;Jingquan Yu;Kun-song Chen
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Xiu-lan Xie;X. Xia;Sheng Kuang;Xi-li Zhang;Xue‐ren Yin;Jingquan Yu;Kun-song Chen
Ethylene responsive factors (ERFs) act as critical downstream components of the ethylene signalling pathway in regulating plant development and stress responses. However little is known about its role in regulation of photosynthesis. Here, we identified an ethylene-inducible ERF gene in citrus,CitERF13. Transient over-expression ofCitERF13inN. tabacumleaves, resulted in a significant decrease in net photosynthetic rate. Closer examination of photosynthetic activity of PSII and PSI indicated thatCitERF13overexpression led to declines ofFv/Fm,Y(II) andY(I). However, change in NPQ was less pronounced.CitERF13overexpression also significantly reducedVc,max,Jmaxand AQY, indicating inhibition of the Calvin cycle. The expression of photosynthesis-related genes was suppressed to a variable extent in leaf blades transiently over-expressingCitERF13.CitERF13transient overexpression in tobacco or citrus both resulted in a decline of Chlorophyll content andCitERF13overexpressing tobacco leaf disc was more susceptible to chlorosis in response to MV-mediated oxidative stress. The results suggest thatCitERF13is potentially involved in suppressing photosynthesis through multiple pathways, for instance, inhibiting photochemical activity of photosynthesis, CO2carboxylation capacity and chlorophyll metabolism.