Expression of seed dormancy in grain sorghum lines with contrasting pre - harvest sprouting behavior involves differential regulation of gibberellin metabolism genes

Grain sorghum [Sorghum bicolor [L] moench] exhibits intraspecific variability for the rate of dormancy release and pre-harvest sprouting behavior. Two inbred lines with contrasting sprouting response were compared: IS9530 [resistant] and RedlandB2 [susceptible]. Precocious dormancy release in RedlandB2 is related to an early loss of embryo sensitivity to ABA and higher levels of gibberellins in imbibed grains as compared with IS9530. With the aim of identifying potential regulatory sites for gibberellin metabolism involved in the expression of dormancy in immature grains of both lines, we carried out a time course analysis of transcript levels of putative gibberellin metabolism genes and hormone content [GA 1, GA 4, GA 8 and GA 34]. A lower embryonic GA 4 level in dormant IS9530 was related to a sharp and transient induction of two SbGA2-oxidase [inactivation] genes. In contrast, these genes were not induced in less dormant RedlandB2, while expression of two SbGA20-oxidase [synthesis] genes increased together with active GA 4 levels before radicle protrusion. Embryonic levels of GA 4 and its catabolite GA 34 correlated negatively. Thus, in addition to the process of gibberellin synthesis, inactivation is also important in regulating GA 4 levels in immature grains. A negative regulation by gibberellins was observed for SbGA20ox2, SbGA2ox1 and SbGA2ox3 and also for SbGID1 encoding a gibberellin receptor. We propose that the coordinated regulation at the transcriptional level of several gibberellin metabolism genes identified in this work affects the balance between gibberellin synthesis and inactivation processes, controlling active GA 4 levels during the expression of dormancy in maturing sorghum grains.

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Main Authors: Rodríguez, María Verónica, Mendiondo, Guillermina Mónica, Cantoro, Renata, Auge, Gabriela Alejandra, Luna, Virginia, Masciarelli, Oscar, Benech Arnold, Roberto Luis
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Subjects:GERMINATION, GIBBERELLINS, PRE-HARVEST SPROUTING, SEED DORMANCY, SORGHUM BICOLOR, GIBBERELLIN, MESSENGER RNA, AGRICULTURE, ENZYMOLOGY, GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING, GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, GENETICS, GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGING, METABOLISM, PHYLOGENY, PLANT GENE, PLANT SEED, SORGHUM, GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, DEVELOPMENTAL, GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, PLANT, GENES, PLANT, RNA, MESSENGER, SEEDS, SORGHUM BICOLOR BICOLOR,
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topic GERMINATION
GIBBERELLINS
PRE-HARVEST SPROUTING
SEED DORMANCY
SORGHUM BICOLOR
GIBBERELLIN
MESSENGER RNA
AGRICULTURE
ENZYMOLOGY
GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION
GENETICS
GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGING
METABOLISM
PHYLOGENY
PLANT GENE
PLANT SEED
SEED DORMANCY
SORGHUM
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, DEVELOPMENTAL
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, PLANT
GENES, PLANT
GIBBERELLINS
RNA, MESSENGER
SEEDS
SORGHUM BICOLOR
SORGHUM BICOLOR BICOLOR
GERMINATION
GIBBERELLINS
PRE-HARVEST SPROUTING
SEED DORMANCY
SORGHUM BICOLOR
GIBBERELLIN
MESSENGER RNA
AGRICULTURE
ENZYMOLOGY
GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION
GENETICS
GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGING
METABOLISM
PHYLOGENY
PLANT GENE
PLANT SEED
SEED DORMANCY
SORGHUM
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, DEVELOPMENTAL
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, PLANT
GENES, PLANT
GIBBERELLINS
RNA, MESSENGER
SEEDS
SORGHUM BICOLOR
SORGHUM BICOLOR BICOLOR
spellingShingle GERMINATION
GIBBERELLINS
PRE-HARVEST SPROUTING
SEED DORMANCY
SORGHUM BICOLOR
GIBBERELLIN
MESSENGER RNA
AGRICULTURE
ENZYMOLOGY
GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION
GENETICS
GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGING
METABOLISM
PHYLOGENY
PLANT GENE
PLANT SEED
SEED DORMANCY
SORGHUM
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, DEVELOPMENTAL
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, PLANT
GENES, PLANT
GIBBERELLINS
RNA, MESSENGER
SEEDS
SORGHUM BICOLOR
SORGHUM BICOLOR BICOLOR
GERMINATION
GIBBERELLINS
PRE-HARVEST SPROUTING
SEED DORMANCY
SORGHUM BICOLOR
GIBBERELLIN
MESSENGER RNA
AGRICULTURE
ENZYMOLOGY
GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION
GENETICS
GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGING
METABOLISM
PHYLOGENY
PLANT GENE
PLANT SEED
SEED DORMANCY
SORGHUM
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, DEVELOPMENTAL
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, PLANT
GENES, PLANT
GIBBERELLINS
RNA, MESSENGER
SEEDS
SORGHUM BICOLOR
SORGHUM BICOLOR BICOLOR
Rodríguez, María Verónica
Mendiondo, Guillermina Mónica
Cantoro, Renata
Auge, Gabriela Alejandra
Luna, Virginia
Masciarelli, Oscar
Benech Arnold, Roberto Luis
Expression of seed dormancy in grain sorghum lines with contrasting pre - harvest sprouting behavior involves differential regulation of gibberellin metabolism genes
description Grain sorghum [Sorghum bicolor [L] moench] exhibits intraspecific variability for the rate of dormancy release and pre-harvest sprouting behavior. Two inbred lines with contrasting sprouting response were compared: IS9530 [resistant] and RedlandB2 [susceptible]. Precocious dormancy release in RedlandB2 is related to an early loss of embryo sensitivity to ABA and higher levels of gibberellins in imbibed grains as compared with IS9530. With the aim of identifying potential regulatory sites for gibberellin metabolism involved in the expression of dormancy in immature grains of both lines, we carried out a time course analysis of transcript levels of putative gibberellin metabolism genes and hormone content [GA 1, GA 4, GA 8 and GA 34]. A lower embryonic GA 4 level in dormant IS9530 was related to a sharp and transient induction of two SbGA2-oxidase [inactivation] genes. In contrast, these genes were not induced in less dormant RedlandB2, while expression of two SbGA20-oxidase [synthesis] genes increased together with active GA 4 levels before radicle protrusion. Embryonic levels of GA 4 and its catabolite GA 34 correlated negatively. Thus, in addition to the process of gibberellin synthesis, inactivation is also important in regulating GA 4 levels in immature grains. A negative regulation by gibberellins was observed for SbGA20ox2, SbGA2ox1 and SbGA2ox3 and also for SbGID1 encoding a gibberellin receptor. We propose that the coordinated regulation at the transcriptional level of several gibberellin metabolism genes identified in this work affects the balance between gibberellin synthesis and inactivation processes, controlling active GA 4 levels during the expression of dormancy in maturing sorghum grains.
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topic_facet GERMINATION
GIBBERELLINS
PRE-HARVEST SPROUTING
SEED DORMANCY
SORGHUM BICOLOR
GIBBERELLIN
MESSENGER RNA
AGRICULTURE
ENZYMOLOGY
GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION
GENETICS
GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGING
METABOLISM
PHYLOGENY
PLANT GENE
PLANT SEED
SEED DORMANCY
SORGHUM
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, DEVELOPMENTAL
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, PLANT
GENES, PLANT
GIBBERELLINS
RNA, MESSENGER
SEEDS
SORGHUM BICOLOR
SORGHUM BICOLOR BICOLOR
author Rodríguez, María Verónica
Mendiondo, Guillermina Mónica
Cantoro, Renata
Auge, Gabriela Alejandra
Luna, Virginia
Masciarelli, Oscar
Benech Arnold, Roberto Luis
author_facet Rodríguez, María Verónica
Mendiondo, Guillermina Mónica
Cantoro, Renata
Auge, Gabriela Alejandra
Luna, Virginia
Masciarelli, Oscar
Benech Arnold, Roberto Luis
author_sort Rodríguez, María Verónica
title Expression of seed dormancy in grain sorghum lines with contrasting pre - harvest sprouting behavior involves differential regulation of gibberellin metabolism genes
title_short Expression of seed dormancy in grain sorghum lines with contrasting pre - harvest sprouting behavior involves differential regulation of gibberellin metabolism genes
title_full Expression of seed dormancy in grain sorghum lines with contrasting pre - harvest sprouting behavior involves differential regulation of gibberellin metabolism genes
title_fullStr Expression of seed dormancy in grain sorghum lines with contrasting pre - harvest sprouting behavior involves differential regulation of gibberellin metabolism genes
title_full_unstemmed Expression of seed dormancy in grain sorghum lines with contrasting pre - harvest sprouting behavior involves differential regulation of gibberellin metabolism genes
title_sort expression of seed dormancy in grain sorghum lines with contrasting pre - harvest sprouting behavior involves differential regulation of gibberellin metabolism genes
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spelling KOHA-OAI-AGRO:467782023-08-10T19:00:49Zhttp://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=46778AAGExpression of seed dormancy in grain sorghum lines with contrasting pre - harvest sprouting behavior involves differential regulation of gibberellin metabolism genesRodríguez, María VerónicaMendiondo, Guillermina MónicaCantoro, RenataAuge, Gabriela AlejandraLuna, VirginiaMasciarelli, OscarBenech Arnold, Roberto Luistextengapplication/pdfGrain sorghum [Sorghum bicolor [L] moench] exhibits intraspecific variability for the rate of dormancy release and pre-harvest sprouting behavior. Two inbred lines with contrasting sprouting response were compared: IS9530 [resistant] and RedlandB2 [susceptible]. Precocious dormancy release in RedlandB2 is related to an early loss of embryo sensitivity to ABA and higher levels of gibberellins in imbibed grains as compared with IS9530. With the aim of identifying potential regulatory sites for gibberellin metabolism involved in the expression of dormancy in immature grains of both lines, we carried out a time course analysis of transcript levels of putative gibberellin metabolism genes and hormone content [GA 1, GA 4, GA 8 and GA 34]. A lower embryonic GA 4 level in dormant IS9530 was related to a sharp and transient induction of two SbGA2-oxidase [inactivation] genes. In contrast, these genes were not induced in less dormant RedlandB2, while expression of two SbGA20-oxidase [synthesis] genes increased together with active GA 4 levels before radicle protrusion. Embryonic levels of GA 4 and its catabolite GA 34 correlated negatively. Thus, in addition to the process of gibberellin synthesis, inactivation is also important in regulating GA 4 levels in immature grains. A negative regulation by gibberellins was observed for SbGA20ox2, SbGA2ox1 and SbGA2ox3 and also for SbGID1 encoding a gibberellin receptor. We propose that the coordinated regulation at the transcriptional level of several gibberellin metabolism genes identified in this work affects the balance between gibberellin synthesis and inactivation processes, controlling active GA 4 levels during the expression of dormancy in maturing sorghum grains.Grain sorghum [Sorghum bicolor [L] moench] exhibits intraspecific variability for the rate of dormancy release and pre-harvest sprouting behavior. Two inbred lines with contrasting sprouting response were compared: IS9530 [resistant] and RedlandB2 [susceptible]. Precocious dormancy release in RedlandB2 is related to an early loss of embryo sensitivity to ABA and higher levels of gibberellins in imbibed grains as compared with IS9530. With the aim of identifying potential regulatory sites for gibberellin metabolism involved in the expression of dormancy in immature grains of both lines, we carried out a time course analysis of transcript levels of putative gibberellin metabolism genes and hormone content [GA 1, GA 4, GA 8 and GA 34]. A lower embryonic GA 4 level in dormant IS9530 was related to a sharp and transient induction of two SbGA2-oxidase [inactivation] genes. In contrast, these genes were not induced in less dormant RedlandB2, while expression of two SbGA20-oxidase [synthesis] genes increased together with active GA 4 levels before radicle protrusion. Embryonic levels of GA 4 and its catabolite GA 34 correlated negatively. Thus, in addition to the process of gibberellin synthesis, inactivation is also important in regulating GA 4 levels in immature grains. A negative regulation by gibberellins was observed for SbGA20ox2, SbGA2ox1 and SbGA2ox3 and also for SbGID1 encoding a gibberellin receptor. We propose that the coordinated regulation at the transcriptional level of several gibberellin metabolism genes identified in this work affects the balance between gibberellin synthesis and inactivation processes, controlling active GA 4 levels during the expression of dormancy in maturing sorghum grains.GERMINATIONGIBBERELLINSPRE-HARVEST SPROUTINGSEED DORMANCYSORGHUM BICOLORGIBBERELLINMESSENGER RNAAGRICULTUREENZYMOLOGYGENE EXPRESSION PROFILINGGENE EXPRESSION REGULATIONGENETICSGROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGINGMETABOLISMPHYLOGENYPLANT GENEPLANT SEEDSEED DORMANCYSORGHUMGENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, DEVELOPMENTALGENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, PLANTGENES, PLANTGIBBERELLINSRNA, MESSENGERSEEDSSORGHUM BICOLORSORGHUM BICOLOR BICOLORPlant and Cell Physiology