ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
ABA-GA antagonism and modular gene networks cooperatively drive acquisition of desiccation tolerance in perilla seeds.
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Introduction: Perilla ( Methods: We measured phenotypic and physiological parameters of perilla seeds at different developmental stages and performed transcriptome analysis to identify differentially expressed genes (DEGs). Using WGCNA, we correlated these DEGs with physiological traits to identify key modules. Results: We identified the D17-D27 stage as the critical window for DT acquisition in perilla seeds. Transcriptome analysis revealed 14,040 DEGs across different developmental stages. Through WGCNA analysis, we identified two key regulatory modules: the MEcoral module, which maintains membrane integrity through lipid metabolism, endoplasmic reticulum protein processing, and ABA signaling; and the MElavenderblush2 module, which regulates energy supply and cell wall remodeling via photosynthetic carbon metabolism and GA signaling. The core gene network ( Discussion: This study elucidates the mechanisms underlying DT acquisition in perilla seeds and provides a theoretical basis for the genetic improvement of crop stress resistance.
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