BZIP — Pisum sativum

Summary

PsBZIP (PSAT7G140160) on garden pea chromosome 7LG7 encodes a bZIP transcription factor of the GBF1 subfamily, possessing DNA-binding, transcription factor activity, and protein heterodimerization activity. It localizes to the nucleus and is associated with response to hormone, leaf formation and development, nitrogen fixation, nodulation, seed maturation, fruit development, inflorescence and flower development, and transcriptional regulation. The gene is associated with photosynthetic ability and rate, as well as organ identity. Related genes in other species link the family to a wide range of agronomic traits including forage yield, plant height, seed weight and size, germination rate, drought tolerance, salt response, chlorophyll content, root traits, and sensitivity to abscisic acid and acid stress.

Annotations

Chromosome
7LG7
Related genes
BZIP
GO terms
homeostasis, Nitrogen Fixation, Leaf Development, Flower Development, Protein Heterodimerization Activity, Response To Hormone, Inflorescence Development, Protein Dimerization Activity
Publications
31349783, 27148291, 25822368, 33193586, PMID:41053565, PMID:11208017, PMID:41423691, 34359842
Traits
forage yield, relative plant height, shoot dry weight, germination rate, root length, seed size, flowering time trait, seed dormancy