Plant Biology

  1. New evidence for the presence and function of phosphoinositides (PPIs) in the chloroplast

    1. Mastoureh Sedaghatmehr
    2. Frieda Rößler
    3. Alexander P. Hertle

    Reviewed by preLights

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  2. A wheat tandem kinase sensor activates an NLR helper to trigger immunity

    1. Renjie Chen
    2. Jian Chen
    3. Megan A. Outram
    4. Oliver R. Powell
    5. Taj Arndell
    6. Karthick Gajendiran
    7. Yan L. Wang
    8. Michael A. Ayliffe
    9. Cheryl Blundell
    10. Melania Figueroa
    11. Jana Sperschneider
    12. Thomas Vanhercke
    13. Dingzhong Tang
    14. Yang Xu
    15. Guitao Zhong
    16. Catherine Gardener
    17. Guotai Yu
    18. Spyridon Gourdoupis
    19. Łukasz Jaremko
    20. Oadi Matny
    21. Brian J. Steffenson
    22. Willem H. P. Boshoff
    23. Wilku B. Meyer
    24. Stefan T. Arold
    25. Peter N. Dodds
    26. Brande B. H. Wulff

    Reviewed by PREreview

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  3. A wheat tandem kinase and NLR pair confers resistance to multiple fungal pathogens

    1. Ping Lu
    2. Gaohua Zhang
    3. Jing Li
    4. Zhen Gong
    5. Gaojie Wang
    6. Lingli Dong
    7. Huaizhi Zhang
    8. Guanghao Guo
    9. Min Su
    10. Yueming Wang
    11. Keyu Zhu
    12. Qiuhong Wu
    13. Yongxing Chen
    14. Miaomiao Li
    15. Baoge Huang
    16. Beibei Li
    17. Wenling Li
    18. Lei Dong
    19. Yikun Hou
    20. Xuejia Cui
    21. Hongkui Fu
    22. Dan Qiu
    23. Chengguo Yuan
    24. Hongjie Li
    25. Jianmin Zhou
    26. Guan-Zhu Han
    27. Yuhang Chen
    28. Zhiyong Liu

    Reviewed by PREreview

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  4. Light-Dependent Ethanol Assimilation By Model Red Microaga Galdieria sulphuraria

    1. Igor Stadnichuk
    2. Yulia Bolychevtseva

    Reviewed by Arcadia Science

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  5. Water immunity overrides stomatal immunity in plant resistance to Pseudomonas syringae

    1. Jasmin Kemppinen
    2. Maximillian Pollmeier
    3. Sanna Ehonen
    4. Mikael Brosché
    5. Maija Sierla

    Reviewed by PREreview

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  6. Unlocking expanded flagellin perception through rational receptor engineering

    1. Tianrun Li
    2. Esteban Jarquin Bolanos
    3. Danielle Stevens
    4. Hanxu Sha
    5. Daniil M Prigozhin
    6. Gitta Coaker

    Reviewed by PREreview

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  7. Four cell wall-degrading enzymes of Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris determine bacterial escape from hydathodes to the leaf vasculature

    1. Misha Paauw
    2. Marcel Giesbers
    3. Sebastian Pfeilmeier
    4. Harrold A. van den Burg

    Reviewed by PREreview

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  8. Natural variation in salt-induced changes in root:shoot ratio reveals SR3G as a negative regulator of root suberization and salt resilience in Arabidopsis

    1. Maryam Rahmati Ishka
    2. Hayley Sussman
    3. Yunfei Hu
    4. Mashael Daghash Alqahtani
    5. Eric Craft
    6. Ronell Sicat
    7. Minmin Wang
    8. Li’ang Yu
    9. Rashid Ait-Haddou
    10. Bo Li
    11. Georgia Drakakaki
    12. Andrew Nelson
    13. Miguel Pineros
    14. Arthur Korte
    15. Lukasz Jaremko
    16. Christa Testerink
    17. Mark Tester
    18. Magdalena M Julkowska

    • Curated by eLife

      eLife Assessment

      Through cellular, developmental, and physiological analysis, this valuable study identifies a gene that regulates the relative growth of roots and shoots under salt stress. The holistic approach taken provides solid evidence that this member of a larger tandemly duplicated gene family together with an upstream regulator contributes to salt tolerance, although the statistical or biological support for some conclusions could be more robust. The manuscript will be of interest to plant biologists studying mechanisms of abiotic stress tolerance and gene family evolution.

    Reviewed by eLife

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  9. Benzoxazinoid-mediated microbiome feedbacks enhance Arabidopsis growth and defense

    1. Katja Stengele
    2. Lea Stauber
    3. Lisa Thoenen
    4. Henry Janse van Rensburg
    5. Viola D'Adda
    6. Klaus Schlaeppi

    Reviewed by PREreview

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  10. Molecular Matchmakers: Phytoplasma Effector SAP54 Targets MADS-Box Factor SVP to Enhance Attraction of Fecund Female Vectors by Modulating Leaf Responses to Male Presence

    1. Zigmunds Orlovskis
    2. Archana Singh
    3. Adi Kliot
    4. Weijie Huang
    5. Saskia A Hogenhout

    • Curated by eLife

      eLife Assessment

      This study highlights an important discovery: a bacterial pathogen's effector influences plant responses that in turn affect how the leafhopper insect vector for the bacteria is attracted to the plants in a sex-dependent manner. The research is backed by convincing physiological and transcriptome analyses. This study unveils a complex interdependence between the pathogen effector, male leafhoppers, and a plant transcription factor in modulating female attraction to the plant, shedding light on previously unexplored aspects of plant-bacteria-insect interactions.

    Reviewed by eLife

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