The plasticity of development in response to environmental stress: what is the role of the Snakin/GASA gene family?

VANESA NAHIRÑAK,; DAUZAT, M;; ROLLAND, G;; BÉDIÉE, A;; ROSELLO, A;; BALSERA, C;; BARRIOS-BARÓN, P;; GONZALEZ DE URRETA, M.S,; ALMASIA, NATALIA INÉS; VILE, D;; GRANIER, C;; CECILIA VAZQUEZ ROVERE

Conferencia; First Latin-American Conference of Plant Phenotyping and Phenomics for Plants Breeding; 2015

Some GASA mutants showed significant differences in plant development both in optimal and stress conditions. All data are stored in PHENOPSIS database (Fabre et al., 2011) and are being analyzed. New phenotyping experiments will be performed in other stress conditions (severe water stress, high temperature stress andcombined stress). Overexpressing GASA lines will be molecularly characterized and phenotyped.