ABR1 — Medicago truncatula

Summary

MTR_3G095190 (MtABR1, also known as MtERF111) encodes a protein containing an AP2/ERF domain and is annotated with DNA binding, transcription cis-regulatory region binding, and transcription coactivator activity. The gene is associated with the nucleus and linked to biological processes including root regeneration, lipogenesis, jasmonic acid anabolism, regulation of nitrogen utilization, gibberellic acid homeostasis, regulation of seed dormancy, salicylic acid mediated signaling, meiotic cytokinesis, response to glucose, phloem transport, hyperosmotic salinity response, ethene mediated signalling, fruit ripening, and immune response. Associations with traits include root weight, seed set percent, shoot system elongation rate, whole plant size, plant male sterility, gibberellic acid sensitivity, pollen fertility, cytokinin sensitivity, vegetative growth time, stem elongation, pollen fertility restoration, trichome morphology, floral organ development, cell elongation, anthocyanin content, root meristem development, leaf senescence, hypocotyl morphology, seed growth and development, root thickness, flowering time, plant growth and development, drought tolerance, and salt tolerance. The gene is also linked to phenotypes such as seed germination, osmotic stress tolerance, ABA response, ABA sensitivity, pathogen susceptibility, susceptibility to Pseudomonas syringae, adventitious root formation, gibberellin response, leaf senescence, root meristem size, gibberellin responsiveness, rooting ability, plant