Light regulation of gibberellin biosynthesis and mode of action

被引:99
作者
García-Martinez, JL [1 ]
Gil, J [1 ]
机构
[1] Univ Politecn Valencia, CSIC, Inst Biol Mol & Celular Plantas, Valencia 46022, Spain
关键词
de-etiolation; germination; gibberellins; light; photomorphogenesis; photoperiod; phytochrome; stem elongation; tuberization;
D O I
10.1007/s003440010033
中图分类号
Q94 [植物学];
学科分类号
071001 ;
摘要
Some phenotypic effects produced in plants by light are very similar to those induced by hormones, in this review, the light-gibberellin (GA) interaction in germination, de-etiolation, stem growth, and tuber formation (processes regulated by GAs) are discussed. Germination of lettuce and Arabidopsis seeds depends on red irradiation (R), which enhances the expression of GA 3-oxidase genes (GA3ox) and leads to an increase in active GA content, De-etiolation of pea seedling alters the expression of GA20ox and GA3ox genes and induces a rapid decrease of GA(1) content. Stem growth of green plants is also affected by diverse light irradiation characteristics. Low light intensity increases stern elongation and active GA content in pea and Brassica. Photoperiod controls active GA levels in long-day rosette (spinach and Silene) and in woody plants (Salix and hybrid aspen) by regulating different steps of GA biosynthesis, mainly through transcript levels of GA20ox and GA3ox genes. Light Modulation of stem elongation in light-grown plants is controlled by phytochrome, which modifies GA biosynthesis and catabolism (tobacco, potato, cowpea, Arabidopsis) and GA-response (pea, cucumber, Arabidopsis). In Arabidopsis and tobacco, ATH1 (a gene encoding an homeotic transcription factor) is a positive mediator of a phyB-specific signal transduction cascade controlling GA levels by regulating the expression of GA20ox anti GA3ox. Tuber formation in potato is controlled by photoperiod (through phyB) and GAs. Inductive short-day conditions alter the diurnal rhythm of GA20ox transcript abundance, and increases the expression of a new protein (PHOR1) that plays a role in the photoperiod-GA interaction.
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