Claim · model-written summary
Adding na does not alter the slender phenotype.
- Treatment
- addition of the “gibberellin‐less” mutant gene nae0
- Gene
- gene nae0
- Outcome
- phenotype of slender plantse0
- Direction
- does not altere0
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Verbatim
e0“addition of the “gibberellin‐less” mutant gene na does not alter the phenotype of slender plants”
t0“Pisum”
Title
Internode length in Pisum. Gibberellins and the slender phenotype
Wendy C. Potts; James B. Reid; Ian C. Murfet Physiologia Plantarum 1985. doi:10.1111/j.1399-3054.1985.tb02310.x
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Slender pea plants have extremely long, thin internodes.
- Observation Slender peas resemble gibberellin-treated dwarf plants phenotypically.
- Intervention effect Slender plants are virtually insensitive to AMO 1618.
- Intervention effect Slender plants are virtually insensitive to PP333.
- Intervention effect Slender plants are virtually insensitive to GA 3.
- Observation Na slender segregates had lower gibberellin-like substance levels than dwarf segregates.
- Observation na slenders possessed little or no gibberellin-like activity despite a slender phenotype.
- Mechanism The la cry s combination makes slender plants respond as though saturated with gibberellins.
- Observation The la cry s and le la cry c gene combinations are almost completely epistatic to na alleles.
- Mechanism The authors infer gibberellin levels do not determine internode length in slender peas.