ArticlePlant cell reports2025
Genome-wide analysis of Zoysia japonica REVEILLE family identifies ZjRVE8-1 as a positive cold-tolerance regulator.
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key messageFunctional analysis in Arabidopsis revealed that ZjRVE8 -1 significantly enhances cold tolerance by activating the CBF pathway, identifying it as a promising gene for breeding cold hardy Zoysia japonica cultivars. REVEILLE (RVE) transcription factors regulate circadian rhythms and abiotic stress responses, but their roles in cold tolerance in the warm-season turfgrass Zoysia japonica remain uncharacterized. We identified 10 RVE family members through genome-wide analysis and performed comprehensive expression profiling under multiple abiotic stresses, revealing cold-responsive patterns. Based on this, five cold-induced RVE genes were selected for functional validation via heterologous overexpression in Arabidopsis thaliana. Overexpression of ZjRVE8-1 significantly enhanced freezing tolerance under both non-acclimated (NA) and cold-acclimated (CA) conditions by upregulating CBF1 and CBF3 expression. In contrast, overexpression of four tested RVE1-clade members failed to improve, and in one case reduced, freezing tolerance, correlating with their divergent cold-induced expression patterns. Promoter analysis identified a low-temperature responsive (LTR) element exclusively in ZjRVE8-1 of the cold-tolerant genotype, explaining its superior induction. This study uncovers ZjRVE8-1 as a novel regulator of cold adaptation via CBF activation and provides functional insights into RVE family divergence, offering candidate genes for breeding cold-hardy Z. japonica.
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