Claim · model-written summary
lwr1 and lwr2 altered leaf solute content and water relations in unstressed soil-grown plants.
- Taxon
- Arabidopsis
Arabidopsise0 - Treatment
- lwr1 and lwr2e5
- Gene
- lwr1 and lwr2e5
- Outcome
- leaf solute content and water relationse5
- Setting
- unstressed soil-grown plantse5
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Verbatim
e0“identify new Arabidopsis mutants”
e5“Both lwr1 and lwr2 also had altered leaf solute content and water relations in unstressed soil-grown plants”
Title
LWR1andLWR2Are Required for Osmoregulation and Osmotic Adjustment in Arabidopsis
Paul E. Verslues; Elizabeth A. Bray PLANT PHYSIOLOGY 2004. doi:10.1104/pp.104.045856
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Intervention effect Twenty-two Arabidopsis mutant lines had higher or lower Pro content than wild type when exposed to low water potential.
- Intervention effect lwr1 had higher Pro accumulation in seedlings.
- Intervention effect lwr1 had higher total solute content.
- Intervention effect lwr1 had greater osmotic adjustment at low water potential.
- Intervention effect lwr1 had altered abscisic acid content.
- Intervention effect lwr1 showed increased sensitivity to applied abscisic acid with respect to Pro content.
- Intervention effect lwr1 had altered growth and morphology.
- Intervention effect lwr2 had lower Pro content.
- Intervention effect lwr2 had less osmotic adjustment at low water potential.
- Intervention effect lwr2 leads to greater water loss at low water potential.
- Mechanism Effects on solute content of LWR1 and LWR2 mutants were too large to be explained by changes in Pro content alone.
- Mechanism LWR1 and LWR2 affect multiple aspects of cellular osmoregulation in Arabidopsis.