We report that the terminal flower2 (tfl2) mutant, carrying a mutation in the Arabidopsis thaliana HETEROCHROMATIN PROTEIN1 homolog
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TERMINAL FLOWER2
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terminal flower2, tfl2, TFL2
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TFL2 binds to IAA5 and IAA19.
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Further, we show that TFL2 binds to IAA5 and IAA19
The tfl2 mutant functions in negative regulation of phytochrome-dependent light signalling.
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We report that the terminal flower2 (tfl2) mutant, carrying a mutation in the Arabidopsis thaliana HETEROCHROMATIN PROTEIN1 homolog, functions in negative regulation of phytochrome dependent light signalling.
In tfl2 plants, light-dependent auxin-regulated genes are misexpressed.
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in tfl2 plants light-dependent auxin-regulated genes are misexpressed
phyA and phyB mutants are epistatic to tfl2 in far-red and red light, respectively.
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Double mutant analysis indicates that mutants of the red/far-red light absorbing phytochrome family of plant photoreceptors, phyA and phyB, are epistatic to tfl2 in far-red and red light, respectively.
TFL2 might be involved in regulation of phytochrome-mediated light responses through auxin action.
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suggesting that TFL2 might be involved in regulation of phytochrome-mediated light responses through auxin action
tfl2 shows defects in hypocotyl elongation and shade avoidance response.
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tfl2 shows defects in both hypocotyl elongation and shade avoidance response.