Paper · 2023 · Rice Science

Peptide Transporter OsNPF8.1 Contributes to Sustainable Growth under Salt and Drought Stresses, and Grain Yield under Nitrogen Deficiency in Rice

Qiu Diyang; Hu Rui; Li Ji; et al.

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Abstract

Peptide transport is important for plant tissues where rapid proteolysis occurs, especially during germination and senescence, to enhance redistribution of organic nitrogen (N). However, the biological role of peptide transporters is poorly investigated in rice. We characterized the function of the peptide transporter OsNPF8.1 of rice nitrate transporter 1/peptide transporter family (NPF). Ectopic expression of OsNPF8.1 in yeast revealed that OsNPF8.1 encoded a high-affinity di-/tri-peptide transporter, and the osnpf8.1 mutants had a lower uptake rate of the fluorescent-labelled dipeptide c in leaves of rice seedlings. Histochemical assays showed that OsNPF8.1 was highly expressed in mesophyll cells and vascular parenchyma cells, but not detected in root hairs and epidermises. Expression of OsNPF8.1 was induced by N deficiency, drought, NaCl and abscisic acid, and kept at a high level in senescing leaves. Under N deficiency conditions, compared with the wild type Zhonghua 11, the osnpf8.1 mutants grew slower at the seedling stage, and had lower grain yield and lower N content in the grains. In contrast, OsNPF8.1-over-expressing rice (OsNPF8.1-OE) grew faster at the seedling stage and had a higher grain yield. The osnpf8.1 seedlings were less tolerant to salt and drought stresses. These results suggested that stress-induced organic N transportation mediated by OsNPF8.1 might contribute to balance plant growth and tolerate to salt/drought stress and N-deficiency.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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OsNPF8.1 encoded a high-affinity di-/tri-peptide transporter in yeast.

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OsNPF8.1e0
Outcome
high-affinity di-/tri-peptide transportere0

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Oryza sativa
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“OsNPF8.1 encoded a high-affinity di-/tri-peptide transporter”

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“Rice”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Osnpf8.1 mutant rice seedlings had lower leaf uptake of fluorescent-labelled dipeptide c.

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osnpf8.1 mutantse0
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leavese0
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osnpf8.1 mutantse0
Outcome
uptake rate of the fluorescent-labelled dipeptide ce0
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lowere0

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Oryza sativa
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“the osnpf8.1 mutants had a lower uptake rate of the fluorescent-labelled dipeptide c in leaves of rice seedlings”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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OsNPF8.1 was highly expressed in mesophyll and vascular parenchyma cells.

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mesophyll cells and vascular parenchyma cellse0
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OsNPF8.1e0
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highly expressede0

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“OsNPF8.1 was highly expressed in mesophyll cells and vascular parenchyma cells”

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“Rice”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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OsNPF8.1 expression was undetected in root hairs and epidermises.

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root hairs and epidermisese0
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OsNPF8.1t0
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not detectede0

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“but not detected in root hairs and epidermises”

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“Peptide Transporter OsNPF8.1”

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“Rice”

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“OsNPF8.1 was highly expressed in mesophyll cells and vascular parenchyma cells”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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N deficiency, drought, NaCl and abscisic acid induced OsNPF8.1 expression.

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N deficiency, drought, NaCl and abscisic acide0
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OsNPF8.1e0
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Expression of OsNPF8.1e0
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inducede0

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“Expression of OsNPF8.1 was induced by N deficiency, drought, NaCl and abscisic acid”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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OsNPF8.1 expression remained high in senescing leaves.

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senescing leavese0
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OsNPF8.1t0
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high levele0

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“kept at a high level in senescing leaves”

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“Peptide Transporter OsNPF8.1”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Under nitrogen deficiency, osnpf8.1 mutants grew slower at seedling stage than wild type Zhonghua 11.

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seedling stagee0
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N deficiency conditionse0
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grewe0
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slowere0
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wild type Zhonghua 11e0

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“Under N deficiency conditions, compared with the wild type Zhonghua 11, the osnpf8.1 mutants grew slower at the seedling stage”

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“Rice”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Under nitrogen deficiency, osnpf8.1 mutants had lower grain yield than wild type Zhonghua 11.

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osnpf8.1 mutantse0
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N deficiency conditionse0
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grain yielde0
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lowere0
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wild type Zhonghua 11e0

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“Under N deficiency conditions, compared with the wild type Zhonghua 11, the osnpf8.1 mutants grew slower at the seedling stage, and had lower grain yield and lower N content in the grains”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Under nitrogen deficiency, osnpf8.1 mutants had lower grain N content than wild type Zhonghua 11.

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N content in the grainse0
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wild type Zhonghua 11e0

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“Under N deficiency conditions, compared with the wild type Zhonghua 11, the osnpf8.1 mutants grew slower at the seedling stage, and had lower grain yield and lower N content in the grains”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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OsNPF8.1 overexpressing rice grew faster at seedling stage.

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grewe0
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fastere0

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“OsNPF8.1-over-expressing rice (OsNPF8.1-OE) grew faster at the seedling stage”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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OsNPF8.1 overexpressing rice had higher grain yield.

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OsNPF8.1-OEe0
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grain yielde0
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highere0

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“OsNPF8.1-over-expressing rice (OsNPF8.1-OE) grew faster at the seedling stage and had a higher grain yield”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Osnpf8.1 seedlings were less tolerant to salt and drought stress.

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osnpf8.1 seedlingse0
Treatment
salt and drought stressese0
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tolerante0
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lesse0

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“The osnpf8.1 seedlings were less tolerant to salt and drought stresses”

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“Rice”

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