Plant and Cell Physiology Supplement
Supplement to Plant and Cell Physiology Vol. 48
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Transcriptome Analysis of Allelochemicals from Buckwheat
*Anna GoliszMami SuganoYoshiharu Fujii
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Fagopyrum esculenthum is one of the several crop species possessing strong allelopathic properties. In our previous study we had identified eight allelochemicals in buckwheat and analyzed by microarray analysis two important compounds such as rutin and gallic acid.The gene expressions of 20 days old A. thaliana plants were analyzed using Affymetrix GeneChips ATH1. The results showed 168 and 55 genes with higher expression after 6 hours of exposure to gallic acid and rutin, respectively. However, only 14 genes were found common for both compounds. The study revealed some genes which are important in regulating plant responses to stress. Induced genes fell into different functional categories mainly, metabolism; cell rescue, defence and virulence; cellular communication/signal transduction mechanism and transcription. This study may lead to a better understanding of the allelochemicals mode of action which in the future could be used in biological control of weeds.
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