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Arabidopsis gulliver1/SUPERROOT2-7 identifies a metabolic basis for auxin and brassinosteroid synergy.

The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology - 1 Dec 2014

Maharjan Puna M, Dilkes Brian P, Fujioka Shozo, Pěnčík Aleš, Ljung Karin, Burow Meike, Halkier Barbara A, Choe Sunghwa

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Phytohormone homeostasis is essential for proper growth and development of plants. To understand the growth mechanisms mediated by hormonal levels, we isolated a gulliver1 (gul1) mutant that had tall stature in the presence of both brassinazole and the light. The gul1 phenotype depended on functional BR biosynthesis; the genetic introduction of dwarf4, a BR biosynthetic mutation, masked the long hypocotyl...

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PMID: 25256367
DOI: 10.1111/tpj.12678

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