The Rice Phosphate Transporter Protein OsPT8 Regulates Disease Resistance and Plant Growth
The absorption of nutrients and disease resistance are two indispensable physiological processes in plants; however, it is still largely unknown whether there is cross-talk between their molecular signaling pathways. In this study, we identified the rice OsPT8 protein, which is a member of the phosp...
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| description | The absorption of nutrients and disease resistance are two indispensable physiological processes in plants; however, it is still largely unknown whether there is cross-talk between their molecular signaling pathways. In this study, we identified the rice OsPT8 protein, which is a member of the phosphate transporters (PTs) Pht1 family and also plays a role in rice disease resistance. The transcriptional level of
OsPT8
is suppressed after infection with rice pathogens and treatment with pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs). Overexpression of
OsPT8
suppresses rice disease resistance against the pathogens
Magnaporthe oryzae
and
Xanthomonas oryzae
pv.
oryzae
. Accordingly, the transcription level of resistance related genes, such as
PAL
and
PBZ1
, is inhibited in plants overexpressing
OsPT8
(
OsPT8-
OX) after inoculation with these pathogens. In
OsPT8-OX
plants, PAMPs-triggered immunity (PTI) response genes, such as
OsRac1
and
SGT1
, are suppressed during treatment with PAMPs chitin or flg22. Moreover, the typical response of PTI is suppressed after chitin or flg22 treatment. We also identified OsPT8 as an interactor of a rice mitogen-activated protein kinase BWMK1, which is a regulator of disease resistance. Under low phosphate (Pi) conditions, the
OsPT8-
OX plants display better agronomic traits than the control plants. However, the differences in development between
OsPT8-
OX and the control plants are reduced upon the increase of Pi concentration. These results demonstrate that OsPT8 regulates the transduction of Pi signaling for development and negatively regulates rice immunity. |
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OsPT8
is suppressed after infection with rice pathogens and treatment with pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs). Overexpression of
OsPT8
suppresses rice disease resistance against the pathogens
Magnaporthe oryzae
and
Xanthomonas oryzae
pv.
oryzae
. Accordingly, the transcription level of resistance related genes, such as
PAL
and
PBZ1
, is inhibited in plants overexpressing
OsPT8
(
OsPT8-
OX) after inoculation with these pathogens. In
OsPT8-OX
plants, PAMPs-triggered immunity (PTI) response genes, such as
OsRac1
and
SGT1
, are suppressed during treatment with PAMPs chitin or flg22. Moreover, the typical response of PTI is suppressed after chitin or flg22 treatment. We also identified OsPT8 as an interactor of a rice mitogen-activated protein kinase BWMK1, which is a regulator of disease resistance. Under low phosphate (Pi) conditions, the
OsPT8-
OX plants display better agronomic traits than the control plants. However, the differences in development between
OsPT8-
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OsPT8
is suppressed after infection with rice pathogens and treatment with pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs). Overexpression of
OsPT8
suppresses rice disease resistance against the pathogens
Magnaporthe oryzae
and
Xanthomonas oryzae
pv.
oryzae
. Accordingly, the transcription level of resistance related genes, such as
PAL
and
PBZ1
, is inhibited in plants overexpressing
OsPT8
(
OsPT8-
OX) after inoculation with these pathogens. In
OsPT8-OX
plants, PAMPs-triggered immunity (PTI) response genes, such as
OsRac1
and
SGT1
, are suppressed during treatment with PAMPs chitin or flg22. Moreover, the typical response of PTI is suppressed after chitin or flg22 treatment. We also identified OsPT8 as an interactor of a rice mitogen-activated protein kinase BWMK1, which is a regulator of disease resistance. Under low phosphate (Pi) conditions, the
OsPT8-
OX plants display better agronomic traits than the control plants. However, the differences in development between
OsPT8-
OX and the control plants are reduced upon the increase of Pi concentration. 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OsPT8
is suppressed after infection with rice pathogens and treatment with pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs). Overexpression of
OsPT8
suppresses rice disease resistance against the pathogens
Magnaporthe oryzae
and
Xanthomonas oryzae
pv.
oryzae
. Accordingly, the transcription level of resistance related genes, such as
PAL
and
PBZ1
, is inhibited in plants overexpressing
OsPT8
(
OsPT8-
OX) after inoculation with these pathogens. In
OsPT8-OX
plants, PAMPs-triggered immunity (PTI) response genes, such as
OsRac1
and
SGT1
, are suppressed during treatment with PAMPs chitin or flg22. Moreover, the typical response of PTI is suppressed after chitin or flg22 treatment. We also identified OsPT8 as an interactor of a rice mitogen-activated protein kinase BWMK1, which is a regulator of disease resistance. Under low phosphate (Pi) conditions, the
OsPT8-
OX plants display better agronomic traits than the control plants. However, the differences in development between
OsPT8-
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