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gibberellin signaling

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slr1-d1 upregulates OsNAC52
Arabidopsis GA receptors and DELLA proteins play distinct but also some overlapping functions Arabidopsis thaliana
LANCEOLATE (LA) promotes differentiation by increasing GA levels Solanum lycopersicum
GA 7 is bioactive GA
GA treatment consistently downregulates expression of MdABI5 Malus domestica
(AtTAD1, TAD1, AT1G01760) may regulate plant height via SLR1-dependent and SLR1-independent pathways Oryza sativa
DELLA protein suppresses GA-mediated growth
MdNAC72-MdABI5 module combines with MdRGL2a Malus domestica
MdNAC72-MdABI5 interface combines with MdRGL2a Malus domestica
feedback regulation mechanism may be mediated by DELLA protein and specific transcription factors Oryza sativa
Arabidopsis contains five DELLA proteins (REPRESSOR OF GA1-3, (RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570) GA-INSENSITIVE, (GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) -LIKE1, (RGL, RGL1, AT1G66350) (RGL2, AT3G03450) and (AtRGL3, RGL3, AT5G17490) ) Arabidopsis thaliana
slr1-d1 upregulates OsLEA3
SLR1 protein level is negatively correlated with plant height
MdNAC72 interacts with MdRGL2a C terminal containing GRAS domain Malus domestica
lower GA contents inhibits plant growth Oryza sativa
GA signaling enhanced osmotic stress tolerance by increasing osmotic regulators and antioxidants
Arabidopsis contains three GA receptors ( (ATGID1A, GID1A, AT3G05120) (ATGID1B, GID1B, AT3G63010) and (ATGID1C, GID1C, AT5G27320) ) Arabidopsis thaliana
reduction in endogenous bioactive gibberellin (GA) levels and reduced expression of gibberellin biosynthesis genes may lead toward accumulation and stabilization of SLR1/DELLA proteins Oryza sativa
(ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) treatment causes reversal of suppression phenotypes in imgi2 Arabidopsis thaliana
GROWTH REGULATING FACTOR 6 (14-3-3lambda, AFT1, GRF6, AT5G10450) participated in gibberellin (GA) signal transduction Oryza sativa
GA promotes plant growth Oryza sativa
GA signaling was essential to breeding improved semi-dwarf varieties Oryza sativa
DELLA protein-mediated regulation is mediated by protein-protein interactions
gibberellin (GA) regulates many aspects of plant growth and development
GIBBERELLIN-STIMULATED ARABIDOPSIS6 (GASA6, AT1G74670) is strongly down-regulated in (VUP1, AT3G21710) OX seedlings Arabidopsis thaliana
DELLA proteins are shown to regulate various developmental processes and environmental cues
MdNAC72 specifically interacts with MdRGL2a Malus domestica
(RGL2, AT3G03450) is DELLA protein Arabidopsis thaliana
DELLA proteins are stabilized in absence of bioactive gibberellins (GAs) Arabidopsis thaliana
GIBBERELLIN INSENSITIVE DWARF1 (GID1) interacts with DELLA proteins Oryza sativa; Arabidopsis thaliana
(AtMYB62, BW62B, BW62C, MYB62, AT1G68320) overexpressing plants and GA-deficient mutants show similar response to exogenous GA application
drought condition increases accumulation of SLR1 protein
procera mutant exhibited constitutive GA activity Solanum lycopersicum
rice contains single GID1 gene and DELLA protein SLR1 Oryza sativa
GA in rose petals increased (EEP1, MIR164, MIR164C, AT5G27807) abundance Rosa sp.
REPRESSOR OF GA (RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570) is DELLA protein Arabidopsis thaliana
GA-cell-cycle activity interaction is mediated by DELLA-dependent mechanism
cytokinin (CK) activation during nodulation is inhibited by presence of gibberellin (GA) Pisum sativum
Reduced-height-B1 (Rht-B1) locus encodes DELLA protein
growth inhibition may be related to GA signaling
SLR1-mediated feedback loop may prevent excessive growth inhibition Oryza sativa
GA-associated alleles could be used to breed high-yielding and stress-resistant varieties of crops
GA 4 is bioactive GA
GA signaling may affect transcription, metabolism, and other hormone signals
GA treatment inhibits expression of MdNAC72 Malus domestica
E3 ligase complex SCF GID2 promotes SLR1 degradation Oryza sativa
gibberellin (GA) regulates seed germination
GA 1 is bioactive GA
gibberellin (GA) is perceived by GIBBERELLIN INSENSITIVE DWARF 1 (GID1) Oryza sativa
GA is growth-promoting phytohormone
GA pathway is common target contributing to shorter stature and dark green leaves Zea mays
GA-GID1-DELLA complex recruits F-box protein Oryza sativa; Arabidopsis thaliana
SEMIDWARF1 (SD1) is responsible for internode elongation under submergence
GA signaling pathway may be more complicated in rice Oryza sativa
DELLA proteins is ubiquitinated by SCF E3 ubiquitin ligase Oryza sativa; Arabidopsis thaliana
SLR1 is core component of GA signaling pathway
GA INSENSITIVE DWARF 1 (GID1) receptors after binding GA stimulates interaction with DELLA repressor proteins Arabidopsis thaliana
GA increases growth by causing degradation of DELLA growth repressor proteins Arabidopsis thaliana
exogenous application of GA partially rescues (AtMYB62, BW62B, BW62C, MYB62, AT1G68320) overexpressing plants with respect to their height
OsMIR396d over-expression plants impaired gibberellin (GA) signaling Oryza sativa
F-box protein GID2 is F-box protein in rice Oryza sativa
lower bioactive GA 1 results in reduced plant height in Icaro
DELLA proteins is degraded through proteasomal degradation pathway Oryza sativa; Arabidopsis thaliana
OsGA2ox6 was repressed in OX-Ghd7 HJ19 plants Oryza sativa
Slr1-d3 mutant is hypersensitive to cool temperatures Oryza sativa
GA acts in a parallel pathway to repress expression of seed-associated traits Arabidopsis thaliana
gid1-8 mutant is hypersensitive to cool temperatures Oryza sativa
GA2oxA9 is responsible for semidwarf Rht18 phenotype
rice semidwarf sd1 recessive mutation reduces rice plant height Oryza sativa
C subunit gene of (PP2A, AT1G69960) is induced by gibberellin acid Arabidopsis thaliana
DELLA protein functions as key repressor of GA-responsive growth and development
leaf sheath of miROE8 was less sensitive to (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) than that of ZH10 Oryza sativa
Rht18 is dominant and gibberellin (GA) responsive mutant Triticum aestivum
lower bioactive GA content resulted in Rht18 semidwarf phenotype
constitutive expression of GA 2-oxidases often results in severe height reduction
TAACAAA motif is known as GA-responsive element (GARE) Arabidopsis thaliana
binding of (ATGID1A, GID1A, AT3G05120) to (RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570) was disrupted by presence of GIGANTEA (GI)
DELLA repressors and JAZ proteins interaction regulates JA signaling
DELLA protein stabilization leads to suppression of plant growth Arabidopsis thaliana
Rht18 is genetically and functionally distinct from Rht-B1b and Rht-D1b Triticum aestivum
(AtMYB62, BW62B, BW62C, MYB62, AT1G68320) overexpression produces effects similar to GA-deficient and GA-insensitive mutants
Slr1-d4 mutant is hypersensitive to low temperature (LT) Oryza sativa
GI and cytokinin-mediated signaling pathways are integrated by GA response inhibitor SPINDLY (SPY) Arabidopsis thaliana
derepression of SPY should trigger inhibition of GA signaling Arabidopsis thaliana
GA2oxA9 is responsible for overgrowth phenotype in durum and bread wheat
natural variation in gene expression and/or allelic diversity in ORF of GA2oxA9 may be responsible for reducing height in winter wheat cultivars
increased gibberellin concentrations suppress SD-induced reversion in heterozygous (LFY, LFY3, AT5G61850) and homozygous ag mutants Arabidopsis thaliana
gibberellin (GA) induces SUPPRESSOR OF OVEREXPRESSION OF CONSTANS 1 (AGL20, ATSOC1, SOC1, AT2G45660) expression Arabidopsis thaliana
increased GA 1 content restores plant height
(AtMYB62, BW62B, BW62C, MYB62, AT1G68320) overexpressing transgenic plants treated with (ATGA3OX1, GA3OX1, GA4, AT1G15550) appeared to recover and showed robust growth similar to wild-type plants
(ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) treatment is accompanied by up-regulation of GA response gene (GASA4, AT5G15230) Arabidopsis thaliana
SLEEPY (GAR2, SLY1, AT4G24210) -based SCF-type E3 ligase deactivates DELLAs in the presence of GA Triticum aestivum
F-box protein (GAR2, SLY1, AT4G24210) is F-box protein in Arabidopsis Arabidopsis thaliana
GA regulates seed germination, growth through elongation, and floral transition Triticum aestivum
post-translational modification is clearly important for proper function of DELLA proteins
reduced sensitivity of osgrf6 to (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) was further confirmed by treating osgrf6 and DJ with different concentration of exogenous (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) Oryza sativa
M24 overgrowth mutant line indicates that GA2oxA9 may play a role in regulation of plant height
GA promotes degradation of SLR1
GA biosensor is active in nodule meristem of soybean nodules Glycine max
circadian clock precisely times when GA signaling occurs
semidwarf phenotype of Rht14 is the result of increased expression of GA2oxA9
(GAR2, SLY1, AT4G24210) mutants display less severe dwarf phenotype
Gibberellin receptor GIDL2 is predicted gene
PHYTOCHROME-INTERACTING FACTOR 1 (PIF1, PIL5, AT2G20180) regulate expression of REPRESSOR OF ga1-3 (RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570) Arabidopsis thaliana
circadian clock regulates post-translational regulation of DELLA proteins
gi mutant results in (RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570) levels remained low
ga1-3 mutants display more severe dwarf phenotype
GA-regulated morphogenesis involves isolation of downstream targets
(GAR2, SLY1, AT4G24210) mutants accumulate more DELLA proteins
modified DELLA proteins enhance interaction with (AtPIF4, PIF4, SRL2, AT2G43010) and (BZR1, AT1G75080) Arabidopsis thaliana
absence of GI stabilizing DELLA results in increased (AtPIF4, PIF4, SRL2, AT2G43010) protein levels in the night
relief of repression model describes how gibberellin (GA) and DELLA proteins modulation of plant growth control Arabidopsis thaliana; Oryza sativa
DELLA protein degradation depends upon N-terminal domain of the DELLA protein (the so-called DELLA domain) Arabidopsis thaliana; Solanum lycopersicum
DELLA proteins exert their activity by binding to a wide variety of transcription factors (TFs) Arabidopsis thaliana; Solanum lycopersicum
GIGANTEA (GI) interacts with RGA-LIKE PROTEIN3 (AtRGL3, RGL3, AT5G17490)
gibberellin (GA) promotes plant growth by targeting DELLA proteins for destruction plant growth Arabidopsis thaliana; Oryza sativa
relief of repression model accounts well for majority of GA-dependent growth and developmental processes
GIGANTEA (GI) has functional roles in GA signaling linked with O-fucosyltransferase SPY
GA70 promotes Arabidopsis hypocotyl growth Arabidopsis thaliana
distinct types of GH17 proteins are differentially regulated by Gibberellic acid 4 (ATGA3OX1, GA3OX1, GA4, AT1G15550) application
PIF transcription factors are central nodes impinged upon by gibberellin (GA) signaling pathway
DELLA proteins repress expression of GA responsive genes
gibberellins (GAs) cause degradation of DELLA proteins Arabidopsis thaliana; Solanum lycopersicum
reduced GIGANTEA (GI) abundance under short days leads to (RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570) degradation through the GA-mediated ubiquitination pathway
exogenous GA stimulates germination in a concentration-dependent manner of Bay-0 seeds in growth media
GA 5 is highly florigenic in the long-day grass Lolium temulentum Lolium temulentum
wild-type plants show no further hypocotyl elongation in response to GA treatment Arabidopsis thaliana
eight probes whose expression was down-regulated by both stress treatments but not from stages S0 to S2 included gibberellin (GA)-regulated protein and defence response protein and S-adenosyl-L-methionine:jasmonic acid (SAM:JA) carboxyl methyltransferase
(ATGA3OX1, GA3OX1, GA4, AT1G15550) levels in both germination treatments are extremely low compared with (ABC33, ATCPS1, CPS, CPS1, GA1, AT4G02780) and (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) levels Pyrus pyrifolia
loss of GARE/MYBGA could result in loss of GA induction Arabidopsis thaliana
TAACAAA element is important for GA induction Arabidopsis thaliana
DELLA proteins are involved in plant growth and development Arabidopsis thaliana; Oryza sativa
transcriptional and post-translational mechanisms converge on stability of DELLA proteins
gibberellins (GAs) play multiple roles in controlling plant development
DELLA proteins interact directly with GA receptors
gid2 mutants display less severe dwarf phenotype
GIGANTEA (GI) does not bind to DELLA domain of (RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570)
increased gibberellin levels in bzr1-1D and destabilized DELLA proteins upon EBR treatment should result in reduction of ovule number Arabidopsis thaliana
upstream regulation varies across cells and tissues
GID1 receptor appears later in evolution with Selaginella Selaginella moellendorffii
(GAR2, SLY1, AT4G24210) mutants display less severe germination phenotype
gid1abc triple mutants display more severe dwarf phenotype
circadian clock regulates expression of GA receptors
(AtRAV2, EDF2, RAP2.8, RAV2, TEM2, AT1G68840) negatively regulates gibberellin (GA) content Arabidopsis thaliana
accumulation of gibberellins in seeds induces inhibition of DELLAs
GIGANTEA (GI) does not bind to DELLA domain of (RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570)
GIGANTEA (GI) interacts with REPRESSOR OF ga1-3 (RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570)
pRGA:GFP-RGA reporters revealed increase in gibberellin signaling (GFP-RGA decrease) in the epidermis of the differentiation zone under iron limitation Arabidopsis thaliana
gibberellin hormone pathway is initiated in vasculature of the radicle
GA receptor-DELLA protein complex can be recognized by SLEEPY (GAR2, SLY1, AT4G24210) -based SCF-type E3 ligase Triticum aestivum
nontransgenic wheat mutants with changes in both expression and coding sequence in GA 2-oxidase gene controls plant height
characterization of Rht18 provided insight into new height reducing mechanism for wheat
gibberellin has perception and signal transduction mechanisms
gibberellin depletion contributes to functional consequences of gibberellin spatiotemporal distributions
gibberellin signaling increases expression of a reporter gene such as GFP Arabidopsis thaliana
distinct types of GH17 proteins are differentially regulated by Gibberellic acid 3 (GA3) application
semi-dwarf plant varieties have mutations in DELLA proteins
widespread adoption of semi-dwarf plant varieties boosted cereal crop yields
GA receptors are conserved in Eustoma grandiflorum Eustoma grandiflorum
GA 8 is less active than GA 1 or GA 34 L. temulentum
gse1 mutants are affected in their response to AC94377
GA 1 and GA 4 are much less effective in inducing flowering, but rather regulate vegetative development Lolium temulentum
BRZ-treated transgenic seedlings were transferred to liquid medium for 30-min incubation with 1 μM gibberellic acid (GA3) Arabidopsis thaliana
growth retardation caused by constitutive expression of (ATCBF1, CBF1, DREB1B, AT4G25490) is allowed by accumulation of DELLAs Arabidopsis thaliana
endogenous (ABC33, ATCPS1, CPS, CPS1, GA1, AT4G02780) levels in fruitlets showed increasing pattern following hand pollination Pyrus pyrifolia
higher gibberellin content of the apical vegetative tissues within the apical bud was associated with slower floral development Pisum sativum
GIBBERELLIN INSENSITIVE DWARF1 (GID1) protein mediates sensing of gibberellin (GA) Arabidopsis thaliana; Oryza sativa
tripartite GID1-GA-DELLA structure is subsequently polyubiquitinated polyubiquitination Arabidopsis thaliana; Oryza sativa
FLOWERING LOCUS T (FT) transgenic lines show hypersensitivity to paclobutrazol Arabidopsis thaliana
MdDOX-Co OE transformants show dwarfed phenotype dwarf stature Arabidopsis thaliana
gibberellins influence plant development
gibberellin accumulation contributes to functional consequences of gibberellin spatiotemporal distributions
DELLA-dependent GA signaling pathways contributes to plant developmental adaptations
PAC- or ATI-treated seedlings shows increased GFP-RGA amount that is not reversed or affected by concomitant application of 0.1 μM IAA or NAA Arabidopsis thaliana
light has little effect on LsDELLA1 transcript levels Lactuca sativa
gibberellin (GA) binds to GA INSENSITIVE DWARF 1 (GID1) Arabidopsis thaliana
Arabidopsis seeds treated with (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) downregulates expression of AtXTH11 Arabidopsis thaliana
high nitrogen conditions context for enhanced grain yield
gibberellin (GA) affects plant germination Arabidopsis thaliana; Oryza sativa
SLEEPY1 (GAR2, SLY1, AT4G24210) is key component of gibberellin signaling in Arabidopsis thaliana Arabidopsis thaliana
SCARECROW-LIKE 3 (SCL-3, SCL3, AT1G50420) antagonizes DELLA function
N-terminal region of GIGANTEA (GI) interacts with (RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570)
DELLA-GA receptor interaction leads to DELLA degradation via the 26S-proteasome pathway
DELLA protein degradation occurs via proteasome Arabidopsis thaliana; Solanum lycopersicum
vascular cells of the radicle is the cellular subdomain where initial gibberellin (GA) hormone response Arabidopsis thaliana
genes involved in the GA pathway have no redundancy Oryza sativa
(CYP705A22, GPS1, AT3G20130) sensory domain consists of Arabidopsis gibberellin receptor (ATGID1C, GID1C, AT5G27320) Arabidopsis thaliana
high Pi (1 mM NaH2PO4) activates GA signaling Arabidopsis thaliana
GA is not associated with differentiation induction
reduced root meristem activity after JA treatment might be directly connected to DELLA stabilisation
downstream responses to gibberellins varies across environmental conditions
gibberellins influence plant growth
de novo gibberellin biosynthesis promotes germination in part through stimulating cell expansion in the radicle
pRGA:GFP-RGA reporters revealed decrease in gibberellin signaling (GFP-RGA increase) in the Arabidopsis root division and elongation zones Arabidopsis thaliana
gibberellin receptor-gibberellin complex promotes degradation of DELLA proteins
downstream responses to gibberellins varies across developmental stages
light environment influences hypocotyl elongation
semi-dwarf plant varieties have mutations in gibberellins (GAs) homeostasis
quantitative relationship between cellular gibberellin levels and cellular growth awaits further investigation understanding
gibberellin delivery is mechanism of growth regulation in infected rice plants Oryza sativa
gibberellin signaling components appear later in evolution with Selaginella Selaginella moellendorffii
GIBBERELLIN INSENSITIVE DWARF1 (GID1) is key component of gibberellin signaling Arabidopsis thaliana; Oryza sativa
Early flowering1 (EL1) phosphorylates SLR1
GIGANTEA (GI) interacts with and stabilizes DELLA proteins
DELLA proteins bind to ABERRANT TESTA SHAPE ( (ATS, KAN4, AT5G42630) ) Arabidopsis thaliana
GA levels promotes cell elongation in the filaments Glandularia elegans
undiluted pollen control germination medium exhibits much higher total GA levels than pollen dilution treatment germination medium Pyrus pyrifolia
SlSCL3 does not interact with DELLA (PROCERA) Solanum lycopersicum
synthetic hormone activated Cas9-based repressors (HACRs) revealed endosperm specific gibberellin distribution Arabidopsis thaliana
inhibiting gibberellin response in the endodermis reduces root length Arabidopsis thaliana
modification of balance between ABA and GA by exogenous GA application stimulates Bay-0 germination in the dark Arabidopsis thaliana
(ATGID1B, GID1B, AT3G63010) is co-expressed with (PLA IIIA, PLP7, pPLAIIIbeta, AT3G54950) Arabidopsis thaliana
application of indole-3-acetic acid (IAA) promotes gibberellin (GA)-mediated DELLA protein destabilization Arabidopsis thaliana
gse1 mutants exhibit reduced sensitivity to AC94377 Hordeum vulgare
light requirement for germination in Bay-0 accession may be related to differences in GA biosynthesis or perception in the dark
gibberellin signaling inhibits arbuscular mycorhiza (AM)
accumulation of gibberellins in the shoot apical meristem is required for transition to flowering Arabidopsis thaliana
GA increases Shahdara germinability
DELLA protein expression modulates gibberellin (GA) response
16 different gse1 mutants have LER max values determined for grains germinated in control solution
mutants with partial response to (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) at high concentrations inter-crossing revealed 35 mutant lines in the Gse1 locus Hordeum vulgare
PAC-treated plants respond to GA with increased hypocotyl length Arabidopsis thaliana
bioactive GAs levels in germination medium exhibited totally different patterns compared with GAs in fruitlets from pollinated flowers Pyrus pyrifolia
gid2 mutants accumulate more DELLA proteins
SCARECROW-LIKE 3 (SCL-3, SCL3, AT1G50420) and DELLA proteins interaction positively regulates gibberellic acid (GA) signaling
GIGANTEA (GI) directly interacts with SPY
gibberellins (GAs) relieve the repression of BZR1 by promoting DELLA degradation via the ubiquitin–proteasome mechanism Arabidopsis thaliana
gibberellins may promote cell expansion through cell wall-loosening processes
GA 5 is effective for flowering Lolium
bacterially expressed GSE1 protein binds [14C]-GA1
Sd1 loss-of-function mutants result in high-yield semi-dwarf phenotypes Oryza sativa
35S promoter-driven FT overexpression would not reveal potential for gibberellin regulation of FT Arabidopsis thaliana
labelled 16,17-dihydro-GA4 and (ATGID1C, GID1C, AT5G27320) mixed
LsDELLA1 and LsDELLA2 encode DELLA proteins
SoGA3ox2 expression in after-ripened and non-after-ripened seeds in the presence of paclobutrazol (PB) is strongly altered in its expression pattern by paclobutrazol (PB) Sinapis officinale
GA111 (12-OH-GA 12) is not physiologically active
GID1 is receptor for gibberellin
GA 56 had weak effect on stem elongation L. temulentum
gse1k allele is most dwarfed lines
work with rice led to identification of GA receptors in plants Oryza sativa
gibberellin (GA) stimulates degradation of DELLAs
gibberellin (GA)–DELLA protein interaction mediates plant growth and development
GA increases hypocotyl length Arabidopsis thaliana
F1 hybrids show significantly increased (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) content Oryza sativa L.
undiluted pollen control treatment produces fruitlets with increasing (ABC33, ATCPS1, CPS, CPS1, GA1, AT4G02780) levels Pyrus pyrifolia
undiluted pollen control germination medium exhibits GA3 level that decreases sharply after 1 h after pollen grain planting Pyrus pyrifolia
undiluted pollen control germination medium exhibits GA4 level that steadily declines to 48 h after planting Pyrus pyrifolia
GA20ox can regulate plant size through regulating cell expansion Arabidopsis thaliana
gibberellins inhibits stability of DELLA proteins
gibberellins (GAs) is essential for plant growth
grd2b mutant has LER max values determined for grains germinated in (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) solution at 10 μM
gse1l allele is relatively tall on control medium and has smaller response to 1 mM (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900)
exogenous (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) concentration increase causes only relatively small increase in α-amylase production Hordeum vulgare
GID1 cloning of pioneering work Oryza sativa
GeGA3OX increases GA levels Glandularia elegans
silencing of SlARF7 induces part of the GA pathway Solanum lycopersicum
GID1 used to identify putative GID1 orthologue from barley Oryza sativa; Hordeum vulgare
gse1o mutant has at least 50% of growth increment occurring in higher concentration range
drought acts by decreasing amount in bioactive gibberellins
systemic application of PBZ resulted in rescue of positive curvature Arabidopsis thaliana
spt-2 mutant germination is only partially restored by exogenous gibberellic acid (GA)
gibberellin (GA) regulates cell proliferation by removing DELLA in subset of meristem cells Arabidopsis thaliana
(PAC, AT2G48120) treatment caused a reduction in root meristem size Arabidopsis thaliana
auxin regulates (GASA1, AT1G75750)
intact seedlings are more responsive to gibberellin (GA) Arabidopsis thaliana
AC94377 lacks structural similarity to gibberellins (GAs)
gse1 mutants have mutations in GA receptor
GA regulation is important for mediating DIF response Pisum sativum
gibberellin hormone pathway drives cell expansion
maximal daily elongation rate (LER max) of the first leaf of germinated grains is useful measure of GA response
cell-type specific expression of non-degradable (GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) demonstrates importance of gibberellin signaling in specific root cell files Arabidopsis thaliana
DELLA-independent GA signaling pathways contributes to plant developmental adaptations
gse1j allele is most dwarfed lines
pollen dilution treatment produces fruitlets with total bioactive GA that peaks at 1 h after pollination Pyrus pyrifolia
pollen dilution treatment produces fruitlets with total bioactive GA that remains stable until 12 h after pollination Pyrus pyrifolia
PKABA1 overexpression repressed gibberellic acid-inducible promoters Hordeum vulgare
ancymidol anti-GA action is manifested by growth reduction
DELLA proteins are negative regulators of gibberellin signalling
bacterially expressed GSE1 protein binds [14C]-GA3
sd1 mutant is GA malfunction mutant Oryza sativa
application of a broad range of GA concentrations did not induce growth or cell shape changes in BY-2 cells
LsDELLA2 encodes 590 amino acid residues
Bay-0 can be stimulated to germinate in the cold and dark by exogenous GA Arabidopsis thaliana
all gse1 mutants show greater percentage of growth response occurring in higher concentration range
Rht represses GA signaling pathway Triticum aestivum
GA 1 level is low in fully expanded leaves of both genotypes Pisum sativum
intact GA signalling pathway is needed to mediate DIF effect on stem elongation Pisum sativum
single and double mutant plants of three GA receptors showed redundant phenotype changes under optimal controlled growth conditions Solanum lycopersicum
GA70 is inactive in yeast two-hybrid (Y2H) system Arabidopsis thaliana
GA-regulated morphogenesis involves elucidation of the function of GA signaling components
putative GID1 orthologue from barley produces protein that binds gibberellin (GA) Hordeum vulgare
la cry s mutant is more sensitive to temperature regimes with respect to regulation of GA 1 level Pisum sativum
DIF regulation of GA levels contributes to mediate changes in dry matter allocation Pisum sativum
GA response is tightly regulated by negative feedback of GA on its own biosynthesis
reduced root growth of isogenic line with GA-sensitive Rht12 allele is significant but presumably occurs without direct effect of DELLA genes
gibberellin stimulates hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) production
2β hydroxyl at C-2 depresses GA activity L. temulentum
auxin regulates (GASA5, AT3G02885)
gse1n allele is least dwarfed
DELLAs is family of nuclear growth-repressing proteins
pollen dilution treatment germination medium exhibits GA4 level that follows same pattern as undiluted pollen control germination medium Pyrus pyrifolia
SlGID1 is induced by GAs in wild-type plants Solanum lycopersicum
GA 34 is less active than or equal to GA 4 L. temulentum
(GASA1, AT1G75750) encodes small protein of unknown function
degree of dwarfing on control medium does not correlate with extent of GA response
gse1m allele is relatively tall on control medium and has smaller response to 1 mM (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900)
dwarf mutants show different responses to exogenous (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) Hordeum vulgare
GA 5 is highly florigenic in the long-day grass Lolium temulentum Lolium temulentum
RHT gain-of-function is desirable semi-dwarf Triticum aestivum
la cry s mutant is saturated GA response mutant Pisum sativum
gibberellin biosynthesis blockade in ga1-3 mutant inhibits flowering Arabidopsis thaliana
common action of gibberellin on both floral initiation and later floral development is an equally plausible explanation for more rapid visible flowering after gibberellin treatment Arabidopsis thaliana
QRT-PCR after different light treatments examined LsDELLA genes
slight increases in LsDELLA2 transcripts on both ends of seed observed after FR/R treatment
DELLA gene is orthologous to Rht-B1b, RhtB1c, Rht-D1b, and Rht-D1c Arabidopsis thaliana; wheat
spy-5 mutant is involved in gibberellin pathway Arabidopsis thaliana
transgenic potato plants expressing antisense PHOR1 construct had semi-dwarf phenotype Solanum tuberosum
gse1a mutant at low GA3 concentrations produces much less α-amylase than wild-type (WT) barley Hordeum vulgare
all gse1 mutants show no major differences between alleles in dose–response characters Hordeum vulgare
gibberellins (GAs) regulate reproductive development
fewer rosette leaves is feature resembling elevated GA levels/signalling Arabidopsis thaliana
constitutive GA signaling in combination with reduced CK levels is detrimental to SAM function Arabidopsis thaliana
RCH1 >> (GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) ( expression in all dividing root cells) resulted in a dramatic reduction in meristem cell number Arabidopsis thaliana
GA is needed during root development after germination to attain and maintain root meristem size Arabidopsis thaliana
ZmXTH1 induction by gibberellins suggests role in cell wall modification processes Zea mays
GID1 localizes to nucleus
GA responsiveness is not significantly affected by light Lactuca sativa
activity of (ATGID1C, GID1C, AT5G27320) increased after addition of Arabidopsis (GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) or LsDELLAs
role of gibberellins in the induction of flowering varies among species
pat mutations in tomato increase gibberellic acid (GA) in ovules during development Solanum lycopersicum
seed-derived auxin promotes production of GA Arabidopsis
(AtTCP14, TCP14, AT3G47620) interacts with DELLA proteins Arabidopsis thaliana
(PAC, AT2G48120) treatment on CYCD6;1::GFP:GUS plants is sufficient to promote early expression of CYCD6;1 in endodermis Arabidopsis thaliana
nitrate promotes growth in part via a DELLA-dependent mechanism Arabidopsis thaliana
increased gibberellin (GA) levels leads to leaf petiole elongation Arabidopsis thaliana
minor roles in leaf development played by other (AGL7, AP1, AtAP1, AT1G69120) (AGL8, FUL, AT5G60910) homologs may be an effect of gibberellin regulatory feedback loop
growth reduction induced by ancymidol is reversible by externally applied GA
down-regulation of REPRESSOR OF GA1-3 (RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570) results in up-regulation of gibberellin responsiveness Arabidopsis thaliana
readiness to bolt will increase in association with rapid stem elongation in the vegetative stage
gibberellin application causes rapid flowering Arabidopsis thaliana
rapid increases in endogenous gibberellins in the long day leaf blade and then in the shoot apex supports direct gibberellin signalling Lolium temulentum
Gibberellin-dependent growth inhibition in the endodermis of Arabidopsis Q2500>>gai line results in excessive radial expansion of cortex Arabidopsis thaliana
pollen dilution treatment produces fruitlets with reduction in (ABC33, ATCPS1, CPS, CPS1, GA1, AT4G02780) levels Pyrus pyrifolia
gibberellin application to ft-1 mutant in short day or long day conditions demonstrates gibberellin-dependent FT-independent flowering Arabidopsis thaliana
leaf-applied gibberellin causes substantial and rapid flowering in short day conditions Lolium temulentum
LsDELLA2 encodes DELLA protein Lactuca sativa
srr1-1 and wild-type plants grown in short days were treated with bioactive (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) Arabidopsis thaliana
ZmXTH1 expression is induced by gibberellins Zea mays
inhibitory effect of 100 μM ancymidol or higher concentrations could not be overcome by externally applied GA
RSG regulates cellular GA levels
loss-of-function mutations in (ATARCA, AtRACK1, RACK1A, RACK1A_AT, RACK1z, SAC53, AT1G18080) conferred altered sensitivities to gibberellin Arabidopsis thaliana
PHOR1 is positive regulator
(AGL15, AT5G13790) reduces gibberellic acid (GA) levels Arabidopsis thaliana
effect of GA in B. vulgaris was studied in detail by Margara (1960, 1967)
synthesis of hydrolases in cereal aleurone layers is activated in response to gibberellin (GA) diffused from the embryo
ZmXTH2 and ZmXTH3 are not regulated by gibberellins Zea mays
(RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570) is visualized in pRGA::GFP::RGA transgenic line Arabidopsis thaliana
RSG activity is blocked by phosphorylation followed by 14-3-3 protein binding
gse1 mutants exhibit reduced gibberellin (GA) sensitivity Hordeum vulgare
gse1m mutant does not show additional growth response to 10 mM (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900)
gse1l mutant has relative response of 48% to AC94377
GRAS family transcription factor (AB517644) belongs to protein family including DELLA proteins involved in gibberellin (GA) signalling
undiluted pollen control treatment produces fruitlets with total bioactive GA that declines through 72 h after pollination Pyrus pyrifolia
Gibberellin-dependent growth inhibition in the endodermis of Arabidopsis Q2500>>gai line results in shorter roots compared to the WT Arabidopsis thaliana
DELLA proteins mediate gibberellin (GA)–DELLA protein interaction
AC94377 stimulates growth of GA-deficient mutant
gse1p mutant has relative response of 41% to AC94377
rice gid1 mutants differ in barley GA receptor (Gse1) mutants Oryza sativa; Hordeum vulgare
GA regulates root meristem size by promoting mitotic activity Arabidopsis thaliana
yeast-2-hybrid (Y2h) screening identified multiple transcription factor-DELLA interactions Arabidopsis thaliana
GAI-GFP plants treated with paclobutrazol (PAC) show GFP signal in root ground tissue and vasculature Arabidopsis thaliana
high levels of gibberellin (GA) during early root development prevent premature middle cortex formation
FLOWERING LOCUS C (AGL25, FLC, FLF, RSB6, AT5G10140) targets genes implicated in gibberellin biosynthesis or signalling Arabidopsis thaliana
SlARF9 is not induced by GA application Solanum lycopersicum
SlGID1 mRNA levels pattern is comparable between wild-type and transgenic plants Solanum lycopersicum
ancymidol-induced cell shape changes in BY-2 cells is not reversible by GA
gibberellin biosynthesis blockade in ga1-3 mutant in Arabidopsis restricts flowering and FT expression Arabidopsis thaliana
GAREAT is unique to Landsberg promoter region Arabidopsis thaliana
upregulation of OsNCED1 and OsEUI leads to decreased endogenous GA content Oryza sativa
GA metabolic genes are associated with plant height
F-box protein SLEEPY 1 (GAR2, SLY1, AT4G24210) recognition of GA-GID1-DELLA complex leads to polyubiquitination and degradation of DELLA Arabidopsis thaliana
slr1-d1 upregulates OsABF1
(AtTAD1, TAD1, AT1G01760) overexpressing plants (TAD1OE) shows increased SLR1 protein level
5 DELLA proteins are part of 14 transcription factors and transcriptional regulators involved in hormone signaling
slr1-d1 (SLR1 gain of function natural mutant) shows more tolerance to drought than wild-type (WT, T65)
(ATGA3OX1, GA3OX1, GA4, AT1G15550) shows no significant variation between seeds from any plant age group Cistus albidus
DELLAs restrain plant growth Arabidopsis thaliana
GA receptor GID1 interacts with DELLA proteins Arabidopsis thaliana
ga2ox2-1 root phenotype is due to increased GA levels Arabidopsis thaliana
GA response mutants are dwarfs
RGA-LIKE1 (RGL, RGL1, AT1G66350) is DELLA protein in Arabidopsis Arabidopsis thaliana
nitrate supply triggered reduction of (RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570) accumulation in the wild type Arabidopsis thaliana
externally applied GA do not influence growth parameters of BY-2 cells
(RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570) (GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) RGLs, SLR1 localize to nucleus
GA only acts on stem elongation without directly promoting flower formation
procera mutant retained responsiveness to external GA Solanum lycopersicum
gibberellin (GA) suppressed expression of RhNAC100 Rosa sp.
five DELLA proteins in Arabidopsis control developmental responses to gibberellin (GA) Arabidopsis thaliana
gibberellin (GA) binds to GIBBERELLIN INSENSITIVE DWARF 1 (GID1) Arabidopsis thaliana
(ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) application increases expression of CsGAMYB1 Cucumis sativus
GA regulates flowering Arabidopsis thaliana
(ATUBP14, DA3, PER1, TARANI, TNI, TTN6, UBP14, AT3G20630) plants display features resembling elevated GA levels/signalling Arabidopsis thaliana
DELLA proteins repress plant growth
exogenous GA 3 application rescues dwarf phenotypes caused by dehydration
slr1-d1 upregulates Rab16A
wild emmer Zavitan (parental line) carries GA-sensitive allele (rht-B1a)
MdNAC72 physically interacts with MdRGL2a Malus domestica
GA in rose petals reduced expression of RhNAC100 Rosa sp.
F-box protein SLEEPY 1 (GAR2, SLY1, AT4G24210) recognizes GA-GA INSENSITIVE DWARF 1 (GID1)-DELLA complex Arabidopsis thaliana
gibberellin (GA) is necessary for normal plant growth and development
gibberellin (GA) promotes plant growth
targeted (GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) expression in the endodermis has recently been reported to also affect cell elongation and cell morphology in the EDZ Arabidopsis thaliana
GA maximum regulates transition from cell division to expansion Zea mays
overexpression of miR171 resulted in taller plants Arabidopsis thaliana
diterpenoid gibberellin (GA) phytohormones promote growth-related physiological processes in flowering plants
under sustained W+FR conditions GA 3 promoted hypocotyl elongation at both doses applied Arabidopsis thaliana
(ATUBP14, DA3, PER1, TARANI, TNI, TTN6, UBP14, AT3G20630) mutant was crossed with GA-deficient mutant ga1-3 Arabidopsis thaliana
five DELLA proteins in Arabidopsis are functionally redundant Arabidopsis thaliana
ATI-treatment increases or stabilizes (RGA, RGA1, RGA24, AT2G01570) repressor in nuclei of cells in shoot tips, hypocotyls, and root tips Arabidopsis thaliana
GFP-RGA is quantified by fluorimetric quantification Arabidopsis thaliana
DELLA proteins are rapidly degraded when exposed to bioactive gibberellin
OsWRKY71 represses GA-induced Amy32b α-amylase promoter Oryza sativa
targeted (GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) expression in different root meristematic tissues indicate that GA controls root meristem size by promoting endodermal cell proliferation in the proximal meristem Arabidopsis thaliana
arr12-1 mutant root meristems were responsive to PAC at 3 dpg and at 5 dpg Arabidopsis thaliana
reported accumulation of bioactive gibberellins in elongating endodermal cells matches endodermis as principal site of action of gibberellins
SPINDLY (SPY) modulates GA signaling Arabidopsis
GIBBERELLIC ACID INSENSITIVE (GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) activity mediates PHABULOSA (ATHB-14, ATHB14, PHB, PHB-1D, AT2G34710) -dependent regulation of middle cortex (MC) formation Arabidopsis thaliana
SLENDER RICE 1 (SLR1) is DELLA protein in rice Oryza sativa
DELLA proteins inhibit growth Arabidopsis thaliana
Repressor of gibberellic acid requiring (ABC33, ATCPS1, CPS, CPS1, GA1, AT4G02780) -LIKE (RGL, RGL1, AT1G66350) is DELLA protein family member
gibberellin response modulator-like protein is homologous to Arabidopsis (RGL, RGL1, AT1G66350) (RGL2, AT3G03450) (Repressor of gibberellic acid requiring (ABC33, ATCPS1, CPS, CPS1, GA1, AT4G02780) -LIKE; DELLA transcription factors) Populus trichocarpa; Arabidopsis thaliana
GIBBERELLIN 20-OXIDASE 2 (AT2353, ATGA20OX2, GA20OX2, AT5G51810) messenger RNA levels is consistent with early flowering and increased gibberellin (GA) levels in (AGL22, FAQ1, SVP, AT2G22540) mutants Arabidopsis thaliana
(ATMYB52, BW52, MYB52, AT1G17950) and (AtMYB42, MYB42, AT4G12350) are negatively regulated by DELLA Arabidopsis thaliana
DELLA proteins results in growth inhibition
gibberellins (GAs) stimulate seed germination Arabidopsis thaliana
(ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) treatment was able to fully rescue root meristem size in the ga1-3, (ATGA3OX1, GA3OX1, GA4, AT1G15550) (ATGA3OX2, GA3OX2, GA4H, AT1G80340) mutants and PAC-treated seedlings Arabidopsis thaliana
GA appears to control root meristem size by regulating the proliferation of proximal meristem cells Arabidopsis thaliana
gibberellins positively control root growth Arabidopsis thaliana
reduction in DELLA abundance activates plant growth Arabidopsis thaliana
nitrate enhances wheat growth in part via a DELLA-dependent mechanism Triticum aestivum
(GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) expression in only a subset of root tissues caused a significant reduction in root growth rate Arabidopsis thaliana
GA (gibberellin) triggers degradation of DELLA proteins Arabidopsis
GA activity in root meristem depends on coordinated action of SEUSS (SEU, AT1G43850) SHORTROOT (EAL1, SGR7, SHR, AT4G37650) SCARECROW (SCR, SGR1, AT3G54220) and SCARECROWLIKE3 (SCL-3, SCL3, AT1G50420) Arabidopsis thaliana
GA appears to promote root growth by increasing endodermal cell expansion in both meristematic and elongation zones Arabidopsis thaliana
gibberellins promote degradation of DELLA proteins Arabidopsis thaliana
PHABULOSA (ATHB-14, ATHB14, PHB, PHB-1D, AT2G34710) might promote GIBBERELLIC ACID INSENSITIVE (GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) stability via control of (ATGA2OX2, GA2OX2, AT1G30040) expression Arabidopsis thaliana
REDUCED HEIGHT 1 (RHT-1) inhibits gibberellin (GA) action Triticum aestivum
SPINDLY (SPY) is negative regulator of GA signaling Arabidopsis thaliana
J0631 >> (GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) ( expression in EDZ but not meristem) showed no reduction in root meristem size Arabidopsis thaliana
deficiency of gibberellins (GAs) is probably responsible for stunted growth of irCDPK4/5 stems Nicotiana attenuata
35S:RSL1 lines showed enhanced resistance to PAC-mediated inhibition of hypocotyl growth during skotomorphogenesis Arabidopsis thaliana
GA4+7 treatment produces peak of activity at 36 h (one order of magnitude higher than controls) Arabidopsis thaliana
stunted plant development, reduced leaf size and late-flowering time are reminiscent of GA-deficient Arabidopsis plants Arabidopsis thaliana
(RGL2, AT3G03450) Y223F mutant is sensitive to GA like wild-type (RGL2, AT3G03450) Arabidopsis thaliana
gamyb mutants is defective in GA-related trans-acting factor Oryza sativa
GA down-regulated genes are not controlled by GID2 and GAMYB Oryza sativa
GA-related trans-acting factor is GA-signaling component Oryza sativa
three orthologues ( (ATGID1A, GID1A, AT3G05120) (ATGID1B, GID1B, AT3G63010) and (ATGID1C, GID1C, AT5G27320) ) identified in Arabidopsis Arabidopsis thaliana
(ATUBP14, DA3, PER1, TARANI, TNI, TTN6, UBP14, AT3G20630) leaf shape is associated with altered GA levels Arabidopsis thaliana
GA 4 is major bioactive gibberellin in Arabidopsis Arabidopsis thaliana
treatment of short day-grown and long day-grown plants with the GA biosynthesis inhibitor paclobutrazol delayed flowering in wild-type and srr1-1 Arabidopsis thaliana
loss-of-function mutation in (AT2301, ATGA20OX1, GA20OX1, GA5, AT4G25420) reduced stem height Arabidopsis thaliana
GA regulates cell expansion Arabidopsis thaliana
gibberellin (GA) is perceived and bound by GIBBERELLIN INSENSITIVE DWARF1 (GID1) Oryza sativa; Arabidopsis thaliana
semidwarfism in barley and rice is caused by reduced bioactive GA content
miR171 post-transcriptionally regulates SCARECROW-LIKE6-II (SCL6) Arabidopsis thaliana
only three genes were also GA regulated Arabidopsis thaliana
pyrimidine box (5′-CCTTTT-3′) is recognized by transcription factors belonging to the DOF family Hordeum vulgare
imgi2spy4 triple mutants have marked increase in (GASA4, AT5G15230) expression Arabidopsis thaliana
GA receptors bind with DELLA proteins (GA INSENSITIVE [GAI], REPRESSOR OF GAI-3 [RGA], and RGA-LIKEs [RGLs]) to form a complex Triticum aestivum
normal GA 1 content restores plant height
exogenous gibberellin (GA) application destabilizes SLR1/DELLA proteins Oryza sativa
down-regulation of (GAR2, SLY1, AT4G24210) and up-regulation of (GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) and RGL2s also suggested DELLA accumulation in shoot apex Triticum aestivum
GA4+7 treatment produces increment in GUS activity particularly remarkable at 18-h (three-fold higher in the GA4+7-treated seeds than in the water controls) Arabidopsis thaliana
trace levels of endogenous GA may be sufficient to induce (AtCLE6, CLE6, AT2G31085) expression Arabidopsis thaliana
d-allose inhibits growth of slender (RICE1, AT3G11770) (slr1) mutant Oryza sativa L.
SlGAMYB1 was downregulated after (ATKO1, CYP701A3, GA3, AT5G25900) treatment Solanum lycopersicum
GA 1 and GA 3 are active GAs Arabidopsis thaliana
SNF1-related protein kinase1 (AKIN10, KIN10, SnRK1, SnRK1α1, SNRK1.1, AT3G01090) is a likely candidate as mediator between mitochondrial energy production and GA homeostasis
gibberellin promotes degradation of DELLA proteins Arabidopsis thaliana
Dof-type zinc finger (Dof, (AT2G28810) ) interacts with DELLA proteins Arabidopsis thaliana
bioactive gibberellin (GA) binds to GIBBERELLIN INSENSITIVE 1 (GID1)
GA stimulates degradation of nuclear DELLAs Arabidopsis thaliana
high concentration of gibberellin (GA) in the early stage of root development prevented middle cortex initiation
gibberellin (GA) binding to AtGID1 receptors promotes AtGID1-DELLA protein-protein interactions Arabidopsis thaliana
GA first binds GA receptor GID1 Arabidopsis thaliana
distinct differences in the organization of the tissues and composition of the regulatory networks in the root and shoot apical meristem likely reflect marked difference in GA action Arabidopsis thaliana
GA biosynthesis is permissive rather than regulatory for high temperature-mediated hypocotyl elongation response Arabidopsis thaliana
(ATGA2OX1, GA2OX1, AT1G78440) is up-regulated in leaves of (AtSIP1, RS1, SIP1, AT1G55740) and Lg3 dominant mutants Zea mays
gibberellin (GA) is widespread plant hormone
dwarf3 mutant exhibits dwarf phenotype Zea mays
GA-dependent negative feedback loop fine-tunes GA activity in roots Arabidopsis thaliana
Repressor of Ga1-3-Like Protein 3 (AtRGL3, RGL3, AT5G17490) is growth-repressing protein Arabidopsis thaliana
gai-1 mutant prevents GA-induced proteasomal degradation of (GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) Arabidopsis thaliana
exogenous gibberellin treatment did not affect ARR12::GUS expression at 5 dpg Arabidopsis thaliana
DECREASE WAX BIOSYNTHESIS (DEWAX, ERF107, AT5G61590) interacts with DELLA proteins Arabidopsis thaliana
GA-INSENSITIVE (GAI, RGA2, AT1G14920) is DELLA protein in Arabidopsis Arabidopsis thaliana
paclobutrazol is chemical reagent
genes involved in gibberellin metabolism and signalling are down-regulated in OMTN overexpressors Oryza sativa
unnaturally high DELLA levels may inhibit high temperature-mediated elongation growth through additional PIF4-independent mechanisms Arabidopsis thaliana