PHOSPHATE1-mediated phosphate translocation from roots to shoots regulates floral transition in plants
文献类型: 外文期刊
作者: Dai, Senhuan;Chen, Huiying;Shi, Yutao;Xiao, Xinlong;Xu, Lei;Qin, Cheng;Zhu, Yiyong;Yi, Keke;Lei, Mingguang;Zeng, Houqing
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关键词: Arabidopsis;flowering;jasmonic acid signaling;pathway;PHO1;phosphorus
期刊名称: JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL BOTANY
ISSN: 0022-0957
年卷期: 2024 年
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收录情况: SCIE(2024版)
摘要: Phosphorus nutrition has been known for a long time to influence floral transition in plants, but the underlying mechanism is unclear. Arabidopsis phosphate transporter PHOSPHATE1 (PHO1) plays a critical role in phosphate translocation from roots to shoots, but whether and how it regulates floral transition is unknown. Here, we show that knockout mutation of PHO1 delays flowering under both long- and short-day conditions. The late flowering of pho1 mutants can be partially rescued by Pi supplementation in rosettes or shoot apices. Grafting assay indicates that the late flowering of pho1 mutants is a result of impaired phosphate translocation from roots to shoots. Knockout mutation of SPX1 and SPX2, two negative regulators of the phosphate starvation response, partially rescues the late flowering of pho1 mutants. PHO1 is epistatic to PHO2, a negative regulator of PHO1, in flowering time regulation. Loss of PHO1 represses the expression of some floral activators, including FT encoding florigen, and induces the expression of some floral repressors in shoots. Genetic analyses indicate that at least jasmonic acid signaling is partially responsible for the late flowering of pho1 mutants. In addition, we find that rice PHO1;2, the homolog of PHO1, plays a similar role in floral transition. These results suggest that PHO1 integrates phosphorus nutrition and flowering time, and could be used as a potential target in modulating phosphorus nutrition-mediated flowering time in plants. Root-to-shoot translocation of phosphate mediated by PHO1 plays a critical role in the connection between phosphorus nutrition and flowering time regulation by involving jasmonic acid signaling in higher plants.
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