Journal
PLANT SIGNALING & BEHAVIOR
Volume 16, Issue 10, Pages -Publisher
TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1080/15592324.2021.1934295
Keywords
Hypoxia; pathogen response; ERF-VII; N-degron pathway; WRKY33; WRKY12
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China [31870244]
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Plants have efficient strategies to cope with hypoxia stress and pathogen infection, with some genes playing roles in both stress responses. There are similarities between hypoxia and pathology in animals and plants, offering opportunities for cross-species learning in disease therapy and breeding.
Hypoxia stress can be caused by submergence or pathogen infection. These two stresses often occur sequentially or at the same time in nature. Therefore, plants have evolved economical and efficient strategies to deal with them, such as single-gene multi-functions, that is, one gene could play roles in hypoxia or pathogen responses at the corresponding stress. This review mainly introduces the ERF-VII (ethylene response factor VII) and WRKYs (WRKY transcription factors) that can play roles in these two stresses. Meanwhile, the relationship between hypoxia and pathology has certain similarities in animals and plants, so we can learn from their related studies and develop new ideas for disease therapy and breeding.
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