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Abstract: rice leaf color mutants play a great role in research about the formation and development of chloroplasts and the genetic mechanism of the chlorophyll (Chl) metabolism pathway. pgl3 is a rice leaf color mutant derived from Xiushui11 (Oryza sativa L. spp. japonica), treated with ethyl methane sulfonate (EMS). The mutant exhibited a pale-green leaf (pgl) phenotype throughout the whole development as well as reduced grain quality. Map-based cloning of PGL3 revealed that it encodes the chloroplast signal recognition particle 43 kDa protein (cpSRP43). PGL3 affected the Chl synthesis by regulating the expression levels of the Chl synthesis-associated genes. Considerable reactive oxygen species were accumulated in the leaves of pgl3, and the transcription levels of its scavenging genes were down-regulated, indicating that pgl3 can accelerate senescence. In addition, high temperatures could inhibit the plant’s growth and facilitate the process of senescence in pgl3.

PGL3对水稻叶绿素合成和叶片衰老的影响

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[44]List of electronic supplementary materials

[45]Table S1 Molecular markers used for mapping of the mutation

[46]Table S2 List of genes used for real-time PCR analysis

[47]Fig. S1 Rice quality traits in WT and pgl3