PIP2 — Cicer arietinum
Summary
CaPIP2 (LOC101489997) on chickpea chromosome 7 encodes a member of the PIP2/PIPL1 family of proteins. The gene is associated with the SIPS biological process, regulation of developmental and root development processes, defense response to other organisms, cellular response to hypoxia, innate immunity, and response to auxin. Its product localises to the apoplast and mitochondria. CaPIP2 is associated with photosynthetic rate, ethylene sensitivity, drought tolerance, salt tolerance, and root hydraulic conductivity. Studies of related genes in other species connect the family to water absorption by seed, leaf weight, cell membrane stability, drought recovery, leaf water potential, transpiration rate, stomatal resistance, chlorophyll content, root length, and root morphology traits.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 7
- Related genes
- PIP2, PIP3
- GO terms
- GO:0005575, innate immunity, mitochondria, Regulation Of Developmental Process, Defense Response To Other Organism, Apoplast, Regulation Of Root Development, Response To Auxin
- Publications
- 15086809, PMID:26062745, 17786563, PMID:34913488, PMID:24131347, PMID:17028296, PMID:18702669, PMID:12481094
- Traits
- Increased ROS Production, Reduced Bacterial Growth with Halted Lesion Development, Shorter Root, root hydraulic conductivity, drought recovery, LRDpBZ75, salt tolerance, leaf weight, specific leaf weight