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The Role of Brassinosteroids in Shoot Gravitropism

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 12 May 2011 Belgium English Publisher:Oxford University Press (OUP)Journal:Plant Physiology, volume 156, pages 1,331-1,336 (eissn: 1532-2548, Copyright policy )
Authors: Vandenbussche, Filip; Suslov, Dmitry; de Grauwe, Liesbeth; Jeroux, Olivier; Vissenberg, Kris; van der Straeten, Dominique;

doi: 10.1104/pp.111.177873

pmid: 21571670

pmc: PMC3135960

handle: 10067/897350151162165141

The Role of Brassinosteroids in Shoot Gravitropism

Abstract

In the current model of gravitropism, negative gravitropic (upward) growth of the shoot of a dicotyledonous plant involves sedimentation of starch-containing plastids (statoliths) in the endodermis (starch sheath). Here we show that high levels of brassinosteroids (BRs) counteract gravitropic growth, while BR deficiency enhances gravitropism irrespective of the presence of a functional starch sheath. These data support a role for BRs as negative regulators of the shoot graviresponse.

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Gravitropism, Sucrose, Steroids, Heterocyclic, Cell Wall, Seedlings, Brassinosteroids, Arabidopsis, Biology, Cholestanols, Plant Shoots

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