ArticleFrontiers in plant science2023
The BR signaling pathway regulates primary root development and drought stress response by suppressing the expression of
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Abstract
Introduction: With the warming global climate, drought stress has become an important abiotic stress factor limiting plant growth and crop yield. As the most rapidly drought-sensing organs of plants, roots undergo a series of changes to enhance their ability to absorb water, but the molecular mechanism is unclear. Results and methods: In this study, we found that PLT1 and PLT2, two important transcription factors of root development in Discussion: Our findings not only reveal the mechanism by which BR signaling coordinates root growth and drought tolerance by suppressing the expression of PLT1 and PLT2 but also elucidates the relationship between drought and root development. The current study thus provides an important theoretical basis for the improvement of crop yield under drought conditions.
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