Identification and plant hormones and oxidation response analysis of heat stress response HSFA genes in Rosa chinensis
HSF transcription factors are the important regulators in heat stress response in plants.In this study,we comprehensively analyzed the HSF gene family in the Rosa chinensis genome and 18 HSF family members were identified.These HSFs can divided into three classes,A,B and C.11,6 and 1 members be-longed to class A,B and C,respectively.Cis-acting element analysis revealed that the promoter of RcHSFA harbored different abiotic stresses elements,and most of them contained elements that response to heat stress.Six genes of subfamilies A1,A2,A3,A4,A5 and A7 were significantly up-regulated in leaves under heat stress treatment.Furthermore,among these genes,five genes were significantly up-regulated in both roots and flowers by heat stress in the short time.One member of A1 subfamily was significantly up-regu-lated at 12 h in flowers.All six genes were significantly induced by abscisic acid(ABA),gibberellic acid(GA3),methyl jasmonate(MeJA),salicylic acid(SA)and hydrogen peroxide(H2O2)stress.Except for MeJA,six genes displayed distinct expression patterns in response to other hormone treatments.And be-sides RcHsf9 of A5 subfamily,other five genes exhibited a rapid response to oxidative stress.These re-sults established the fundamental basis for further studies on the function and regulatory mechanism of HSFA transcription factors in R.chinensis.
Rosa chinensishigh temperatureheat shock transcription factorhormoneoxidative stress