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Gao-Jie Hong Wen-Li Hu Jian-Xu Li Xiao-Ya Chen Ling-Jian Wang 《Plant Molecular Biology Reporter》2009,27(3):334-341
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Masaru Nakano Hiroto Umehara Yoshihiro Hara Motohide Makino Mika Igarashi Mutsumi Nakada Toru Nakamura Yoichiro Hoshino Akira Kanno 《Molecular breeding : new strategies in plant improvement》2007,20(4):425-429
The class B genes, which belong to the MADS-box gene family, play important roles in regulating petal and stamen development
in flowering plants. These genes exist in two different types termed DEF- and GLO-like genes, and the B-function is provided by heterodimers of a DEF- and a GLO-like gene product. In the present study, dicot (tobacco and lettuce) and monocot (Tricyrtis hirta) plants were transformed with the GLO-like gene of Agapanthus praecox ssp. orientalis
ApGLO alone or in combination with the DEF-like gene of the same plant ApDEF. In two out of 10 transgenic tobacco plants containing ApGLO, sepals partially converted into petaloid organs. For lettuce, ray florets of four out of nine transgenic plants containing
ApGLO also developed additional petaloid organs. In two out of five transgenic T. hirta plants containing both ApGLO and ApDEF, organs developed in whorl 4 showed noticeable morphological alteration: they were much longer compared with carpels of non-transgenic
plants, and had purple spots overall on the surface as filaments of non-transgenic plants. No morphological alterations were
observed in vegetative organs between transgenic and non-transgenic plants for all the three species. The results obtained
in the present study indicate a possibility of molecular breeding for flower form alteration by genetic transformation with
the class B MADS-box gene(s) of heterologous plant species. 相似文献
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