Enhancement of Arabidopsis growth by non–24 hour day–night cycles
Abstract Plant yield can be increased by matching the internal circadian rhythms with the external light and dark cycle (circadian resonance). The circadian resonance reported in the past was analyzed under light–dark cycles with 20‐, 24‐, or 28‐hr periods; however, the mechanism for circadian reson...
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| description | Abstract Plant yield can be increased by matching the internal circadian rhythms with the external light and dark cycle (circadian resonance). The circadian resonance reported in the past was analyzed under light–dark cycles with 20‐, 24‐, or 28‐hr periods; however, the mechanism for circadian resonance is still debatable due to the experimental time schedules in previous studies being few in number and widely separated. By analyzing the yield of Arabidopsis thaliana grown under eight different external light and dark periods, we found that the yield increased when the external cycle was 22 and 26 hr instead of 24 hr. Time course RNA‐seq analysis determined that seedling circadian clock genes had a free‐running period of 22 ± 1 hr. Furthermore, a group of genes with 25‐ to 26‐hr period rhythms were also observed in the seedlings with a 22‐ ± 1‐hr period as their circadian clock. We propose that resonance that occurred by matching the expression time of a group of genes with the 25‐ to 26‐hr cycle and providing an external day–night cycle of 25 to 26 hr was one factor that caused the yield increase. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-9405627695e046efa83632c0e4f3e9532022-12-22T03:14:17ZengWileyPlant Direct2475-44552022-03-0163n/an/a10.1002/pld3.391Enhancement of Arabidopsis growth by non–24 hour day–night cyclesYuko Yamamoto0Kazufumi Tabata1New Field Pioneering Division Toyota Boshoku Corporation Kariya JapanNew Field Pioneering Division Toyota Boshoku Corporation Kariya JapanAbstract Plant yield can be increased by matching the internal circadian rhythms with the external light and dark cycle (circadian resonance). The circadian resonance reported in the past was analyzed under light–dark cycles with 20‐, 24‐, or 28‐hr periods; however, the mechanism for circadian resonance is still debatable due to the experimental time schedules in previous studies being few in number and widely separated. By analyzing the yield of Arabidopsis thaliana grown under eight different external light and dark periods, we found that the yield increased when the external cycle was 22 and 26 hr instead of 24 hr. Time course RNA‐seq analysis determined that seedling circadian clock genes had a free‐running period of 22 ± 1 hr. Furthermore, a group of genes with 25‐ to 26‐hr period rhythms were also observed in the seedlings with a 22‐ ± 1‐hr period as their circadian clock. We propose that resonance that occurred by matching the expression time of a group of genes with the 25‐ to 26‐hr cycle and providing an external day–night cycle of 25 to 26 hr was one factor that caused the yield increase.https://doi.org/10.1002/pld3.391Arabidopsis thalianacircadian resonancefree‐running periodlight–dark cycle |
| spellingShingle | Yuko Yamamoto Kazufumi Tabata Enhancement of Arabidopsis growth by non–24 hour day–night cycles Plant Direct Arabidopsis thaliana circadian resonance free‐running period light–dark cycle |
| title | Enhancement of Arabidopsis growth by non–24 hour day–night cycles |
| title_full | Enhancement of Arabidopsis growth by non–24 hour day–night cycles |
| title_fullStr | Enhancement of Arabidopsis growth by non–24 hour day–night cycles |
| title_full_unstemmed | Enhancement of Arabidopsis growth by non–24 hour day–night cycles |
| title_short | Enhancement of Arabidopsis growth by non–24 hour day–night cycles |
| title_sort | enhancement of arabidopsis growth by non 24 hour day night cycles |
| topic | Arabidopsis thaliana circadian resonance free‐running period light–dark cycle |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1002/pld3.391 |
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