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Pistil Mating Type and Morphology Are Mediated by the Brassinosteroid Inactivating Activity of the S-Locus Gene BAHD in Heterostylous Turnera Species.

International journal of molecular sciences - 30 Sept 2021

Matzke Courtney M, Hamam Hasan J, Henning Paige M, Dougherty Kyra, Shore Joel S, Neff Michael M, McCubbin Andrew G

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Heterostyly is a breeding system that promotes outbreeding through a combination of morphological and physiological floral traits. In Turnera these traits are governed by a single, hemizygous S-locus containing just three genes. We report that the S-locus gene, BAHD, is mutated and encodes a severely truncated protein in a self-compatible long homostyle species. Further, a self-compatible long homostyle mutant...

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PMID: 34638969
DOI: 10.3390/ijms221910603
PMCID: PMC8509066

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