| Title: |
Physiological Investigation and Transcriptome Analysis Reveals the Mechanisms of Setaria italica 's Yield Formation under Heat Stress. |
| Authors: |
Hu, Manicao, Yang, Meng, Liu, Jingyang, Huang, Haozhe, Luan, Ruiwei, Yue, Hongliang, Zhang, Caixia |
| Source: |
International Journal of Molecular Sciences; Mar2024, Vol. 25 Issue 6, p3171, 16p |
| Subject Terms: |
FOXTAIL millet, HEAT of formation, PHYSIOLOGICAL effects of heat, PLANT breeding, TRANSCRIPTOMES, CROP yields |
| Geographic Terms: |
CHINA |
| Abstract: |
Setaria italica is an important crop in China that plays a vital role in the Chinese dietary structure. In the last several decades, high temperature has become the most severe climate issue in the world, which causes great harm to the yield and quality formation of millet. In this study, two main cultivated varieties (ZG2 and AI88) were used to explore the photosynthesis and yield index of the whole plant under heat stress. Results implied that photosynthesis was not inhibited during the heat stress, and that the imbalance in sugar transport between different tissues may be the main factor that affects yield formation. In addition, the expression levels of seven SiSUT and twenty-four SiSWEET members were explored. Sugar transporters were heavily affected during the heat stress. The expression of SiSWEET13a was inhibited by heat stress in the stems, which may play a vital role in sugar transport between different tissues. These results provide new insights into the yield formation of crops under heat stress, which will provide guidance to crop breeding and cultivation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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