To improve several agronomic traits in crisphead lettuce(Lactuca sativa L.)under high-temperature growth conditions,we investigated the correlation among those traits in multiple cultivars and performed genetic mappin...To improve several agronomic traits in crisphead lettuce(Lactuca sativa L.)under high-temperature growth conditions,we investigated the correlation among those traits in multiple cultivars and performed genetic mapping of their causal genes.In a field cultivation test of Empire type(serrated leaf)and Salinas type(wavy leaf)cultivars,Empire type cultivars showed increased tipburn susceptibility and late bolting compared with Salinas type cultivars.We attempted genetic mapping of leaf shape and bolting time by ddRAD-seq using the F2 population derived from a cross between‘VI185’(Empire type)and‘ShinanoGreen’(Salinas type).These analyses suggested that both traits are controlled by a single locus in LG5.Genotyping of 51 commercial lettuce cultivars with a tightly linked marker(LG5_v8_252.743Mbp)at this locus showed an association between its genotype and the serrated leaf phenotype.By further fine mapping and transcriptome analysis,a gene encoding putative CIN-like TCP transcription factor was determined to be a candidate gene at this locus and was designated as LsTCP4.An insertion of retrotransposable element was found in the allele of‘VI185’,and its transcript level in the leaves was lower than that in‘ShinanoGreen’.Because shapes of leaf epidermal cells in‘VI185’were similar to those in the TCP family mutant of Arabidopsis thaliana,the leaf shape phenotype was likely caused by reduced expression of LsTCP4.Furthermore,because it is known that the TCP family protein also controls flowering time via interaction with FT in A.thaliana,it was highly possible that LsTCP4 gave pleiotropic effects on both leaf shape and bolting time in lettuce.展开更多
Dear Editor,Most of the plant hormones found in flowering plants contribute to growth regulation in the moss Physcomitrella patens. This moss does not produce gibberellin （GA） （Figure 1A）. An ent-kaurene synthase ...Dear Editor,Most of the plant hormones found in flowering plants contribute to growth regulation in the moss Physcomitrella patens. This moss does not produce gibberellin （GA） （Figure 1A）. An ent-kaurene synthase （PpCPS/KS） and an ent-kaurene oxidase （PpKO） have been identified in P. patens, but in contrast to flowering plants, P. patens has no ent-kaurenoic acid oxidase （KAO） homologs （Hayashi et al., 2010; Miyazaki et al., 2011, Fiqure 1A）.展开更多
基金supported by grants from the Ministry of Agriculture,Forestry and Fisheries of Japan(Project for Climate Change,Vegetable-4103)for K.S.,Cooperative Research Grant of the Genome Research for BioResource,NODAI Genome Research Center,Tokyo University of Agriculture for K.S.and K.K.,Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research for K.K.,MEXT-Supported Program for the Strategic Research Foundation at Private Universities,2013-2017(S1311017)for K.K.We thank Rumi Ohtake of NODAI Genome Research Center,Tokyo University of Agriculture,and Masaki Kawakami of the Nagano Vegetable Ornamental Crops Experiment Station for helpful discussion and advice.We also thank Chizuru Kagami,Yoko Takahashi,Yoshie Nakayama,and especially Atsushi Tsukada and Hideaki Okazawa for technical assistance in the field experiment.We also thank Akane Igarashi,Reina Ohwaki,and Hiroto Kayama for technical assistance in the RNA-seq analysis and genome sequencing,Naho Takahashi for technical assistance in the extraction of genomic DNA.Moreover,we also thank‘Bas Breau’at hakuba for helpful assistance.
文摘To improve several agronomic traits in crisphead lettuce(Lactuca sativa L.)under high-temperature growth conditions,we investigated the correlation among those traits in multiple cultivars and performed genetic mapping of their causal genes.In a field cultivation test of Empire type(serrated leaf)and Salinas type(wavy leaf)cultivars,Empire type cultivars showed increased tipburn susceptibility and late bolting compared with Salinas type cultivars.We attempted genetic mapping of leaf shape and bolting time by ddRAD-seq using the F2 population derived from a cross between‘VI185’(Empire type)and‘ShinanoGreen’(Salinas type).These analyses suggested that both traits are controlled by a single locus in LG5.Genotyping of 51 commercial lettuce cultivars with a tightly linked marker(LG5_v8_252.743Mbp)at this locus showed an association between its genotype and the serrated leaf phenotype.By further fine mapping and transcriptome analysis,a gene encoding putative CIN-like TCP transcription factor was determined to be a candidate gene at this locus and was designated as LsTCP4.An insertion of retrotransposable element was found in the allele of‘VI185’,and its transcript level in the leaves was lower than that in‘ShinanoGreen’.Because shapes of leaf epidermal cells in‘VI185’were similar to those in the TCP family mutant of Arabidopsis thaliana,the leaf shape phenotype was likely caused by reduced expression of LsTCP4.Furthermore,because it is known that the TCP family protein also controls flowering time via interaction with FT in A.thaliana,it was highly possible that LsTCP4 gave pleiotropic effects on both leaf shape and bolting time in lettuce.
文摘Dear Editor,Most of the plant hormones found in flowering plants contribute to growth regulation in the moss Physcomitrella patens. This moss does not produce gibberellin （GA） （Figure 1A）. An ent-kaurene synthase （PpCPS/KS） and an ent-kaurene oxidase （PpKO） have been identified in P. patens, but in contrast to flowering plants, P. patens has no ent-kaurenoic acid oxidase （KAO） homologs （Hayashi et al., 2010; Miyazaki et al., 2011, Fiqure 1A）.
