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The Ethylene-insensitive sickle mutant of Medicago truncatula shows altered auxin transport regulation during nodulation.

Plant physiology - 1 Sept 2006

Prayitno Joko, Rolfe Barry G, Mathesius Ulrike

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We studied the ethylene-insensitive, hypernodulating mutant, sickle (skl), to investigate the interaction of ethylene with auxin transport during root nodulation in Medicago truncatula. Grafting experiments demonstrated that hypernodulation in skl is root controlled. Long distance transport of auxin from shoot to root was reduced by rhizobia after 24 h in wild type but not in skl. Similarly, the ethylene...

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PMID: 16844840
DOI: 10.1104/pp.106.080093
PMCID: PMC1557604

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