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The HD-Zip IV transcription factor SlHDZIV8 controls multicellular trichome morphology by regulating the expression of Hairless-2.

Journal of experimental botany - 31 Dec 2020

Xie Qingmin, Gao Yanna, Li Jing, Yang Qihong, Qu Xiaolu, Li Hanxia, Zhang Junhong, Wang Taotao, Ye Zhibiao, Yang Changxian

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Trichomes are specialized epidermal appendages that serve as excellent models to study cell morphogenesis. Although the molecular mechanism underlying trichome morphogenesis in Arabidopsis has been well characterized, most of the regulators essential for multicellular trichome morphology remain unknown in tomato. In this study, we determined that the recessive hairless-2 (hl-2) mutation in tomato causes severe...

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PMID: 32930788
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/eraa428

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