BIP! Finder - Mild drought in the vegetative stage induces phenotypic, gene expression, and DNA methylation plasticity in Arabidopsis but no transgenerational effects

2020 • Mild drought in the vegetative stage induces phenotypic, gene expression, and DNA methylation plasticity in Arabidopsis but no transgenerational effects

Authors: Vincent Colot; Olivier Loudet; Leandro Quadrana; Sébastien Tisné; Liên Bach; Antoine Martin; José M Jiménez-Gómez; Elodie Gilbault; Amanda Bortolini Silveira; Tom J M Van Dooren

Venue: Journal of Experimental Botany

Type: Publication

Abstract: AbstractThere is renewed interest in whether environmentally induced changes in phenotypes can be heritable. In plants, heritable trait variation can occur without DNA sequence mutations through epigenetic mechanisms involving DNA methylation. However, it remains unknown whether this alternative system of inheritance responds to environmental changes and if it can provide a rapid way for plants to generate adaptive heritable phenotypic variation. To assess potential transgenerational effects induced by the environment, we subjected four natural... (read more)

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Topics: Genetics

DOI: 10.1093/jxb/eraa132

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