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Exogenous ROS induced citrus flowering.
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e0“Exogenous ROS treatment induced citrus flowering and reduced drought tolerance.”
Title
Tian‐Liang Zhang; Min Chen; Yong‐Huan Wan; et al. Journal of Integrative Plant Biology 2025. doi:10.1111/jipb.13956
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- Observation A Citrus limon GI homolog and two splice transcripts were identified.
- Intervention effect CiGIα overexpression in tobacco caused early flowering.
- Intervention effect CiGIα overexpression in tobacco caused drought sensitivity.
- Intervention effect CiGIβ overexpressing plants resembled wild type.
- Intervention effect CiGIα overexpression increased citrus drought sensitivity.
- Intervention effect CiGIα overexpression upregulated citrus CiFT expression.
- Intervention effect CiGI downregulation enhanced drought tolerance.
- Mechanism CiGIα, CiGIβ and CiLHY formed a complex that bound the CiNF-YA1 promoter and activated expression.
- Mechanism CiNF-YA1 activated CiNADP-ME2 expression by promoter binding.
- Mechanism CiNADP-ME2 activation led to ROS accumulation and drought sensitivity.
- Intervention effect Exogenous ROS reduced citrus drought tolerance.
- Mechanism The CiGI-CiLHY complex activated CiFT and may regulate citrus flowering.