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AGO1 CONTROLS INFLORESCENCE ARCHITECTURE POSSIBLY BY REGULATING TFL1 EXPRESSION

Fernández Nohales, Pedro; Domenech Mir, Mª José; Martínez De Alba, Angel Emilio; Micol, JL; Ponce, M.R.; Madueño Albi, Francisco (2014)

[EN] The TERMINAL FLOWER 1 (TFL1) gene is pivotal in the control of inflorescence architecture in arabidopsis. Thus, tfl1 mutants flower early and have a very short inflorescence phase, while TFL1-overexpressing plants ...
Changing the spatial pattern of TFL1 expression reveals its key role in the shoot meristem in controlling Arabidopsis flowering architecture

Baumann, Kim; Venail, Julien; Berbel Tornero, Ana; Domenech Mir, Mª José; Money, Tracy; Conti, Lucio; Hanzawa, Yoshie; Madueño Albi, Francisco; Bradley, Desmond (Oxford University Press (OUP), 2015-08)

Models for the control of above-ground plant architectures show how meristems can be programmed to be either shoots or flowers. Molecular, genetic, transgenic, and mathematical studies have greatly refined these models, ...
Genetic control of inflorescence architecture in legumes

Benlloch, Reyes; Berbel Tornero, Ana; Ali, Latifeh; Gohari, Gholamreza; Millán, Teresa; Madueño Albi, Francisco (Frontiers Media, 2015-07-21)

[EN] The architecture of the inflorescence, the shoot system that bears the flowers, is a main component of the huge diversity of forms found in flowering plants. Inflorescence architecture has also a strong impact on the ...
Genetic inhibition of flowering differs between juvenile and adult Citrus trees

Muñoz Fambuena, Natalia; Nicolas-Almansa, M.; Martinez Fuentes, Amparo; Reig Valor, Carmina; Iglesias, D. J.; Primo-Millo, Eduardo; Mesejo Conejos, Carlos; Agustí Fonfría, Manuel (Oxford University Press, 2019-02-15)

[EN] Background and Aims In woody species, the juvenile period maintains the axillary meristems in a vegetative stage, unable to flower, for several years. However, in adult trees, some 1-year-old meristems flower whereas ...
Gibberellic Acid Reduces Flowering Intensity in Sweet Orange [Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck] by Repressing CiFT Gene Expression

Muñoz Fambuena, Natalia; Mesejo Conejos, Carlos; Gonzalez Más, Mª Carmen; Iglesias, Domingo J.; Primo-Millo, Eduardo; Agustí Fonfría, Manuel (Springer Verlag, 2012)

In Citrus, gibberellic acid (GA(3)) applied at the floral bud inductive period significantly reduces flowering intensity. This effect is being used to improve the fruit set of parthenocarpic cultivars that tend to flower ...