ETR — Camelina sativa

Summary

CsETR (CSA05G075210) on Camelina sativa chromosome 5 encodes a protein with dual-specificity protein kinase and histidine phosphotransfer kinase activity, and is associated with C2H4 receptor activity and ethene binding. The gene is associated with detection of ethene stimulus, regulation of stem cell renewal, regulation of seedling development, and regulation of post-embryonic root development. It has been linked to leaf carbon content, photosynthetic ability, seed yield, drought resistance, water stress response, stomatal resistance, stem elongation, days to flowering, anther morphology, leaf shattering, herbicide sensitivity, aluminum response, aphid response, insect damage response, root meristem development, lateral root length, cell elongation, anthocyanin content, high temperature stress response, and jasmonic acid sensitivity. The gene localizes to the ER membrane, plastid, plasmodesma, and Golgi complex.