TCP10 — Phaseolus vulgaris

Summary

PvTCP10 (PHAVU_011G136115) on chromosome 11 of French bean encodes a TCP transcription factor with DNA-binding transcription activator activity, histidine phosphotransfer kinase activity, and protein heterodimerization activity. It localizes to the nucleus, plastid, cytosol, and cytoplasm. The gene is associated with regulation of cytokinin-mediated signaling, sucrose-induced translational repression, nitrogen utilization, glucosinolate metabolism, and histidyl-aspartyl phosphorelay. It is linked to numerous agronomic traits including yield, seed set percent, plant male sterility, pollen fertility, days to flowering, vegetative growth time, stem elongation, leaf flexibility, leaf margin and vein morphology, petal and sepal morphology, anther and pistil morphology, shoot apical meristem development, ethylene and gibberellic acid sensitivity, light intensity response, and plant stress response. Associations also include nematode resistance, pathogen resistance, virus resistance, somatic embryogenesis, leaf polarity and curvature, auxin transport, and plant growth regulation.