Alteration of flavonoid accumulation patterns in transparent testa mutants disturbs auxin transport, gravity responses, and imparts long-term effects on root and shoot architecture

Buer, Charles; Kordbacheh, Farzaneh; Truong, Thy; Hocart, Charles; Djordjevic, Michael

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Alteration of flavonoid accumulation patterns in transparent testa mutants disturbs auxin transport, gravity responses, and imparts long-term effects on root and shoot architecture

Date

2013

Authors

Buer, Charles

Kordbacheh, Farzaneh

Truong, Thy

Hocart, Charles

Djordjevic, Michael

Publisher

Springer

Abstract

Flavonoids have broad cross-kingdom biological activity. In Arabidopsis, flavonoid accumulation in specific tissues, notably the root elongation zone and root/shoot junction modulate auxin transport, affect root gravitropism, and influence overall plant a