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. 2021 Dec 24;12:765995. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2021.765995

Table 2.

A simplified presentation of the crosstalk between different phytohormones and regulation of flowering time in response to photoperiod.

Interacting phytohormones Organism Type of interaction Phytohormone regulation Flowering phenotype Photoperiod conditions References
GA, ABA Arabidopsis Antagonistic Low GA, Low ABA Rescue of the late-flowering phenotype of ga-1 by aba2 LD and SD Domagalska et al., 2010
GA, ABA Arabidopsis Antagonistic Low GA, High ABA Late flowering: Upregulation of GAox7 by NCED6 LD Shu et al., 2016
GA, ABA Arabidopsis Antagonistic High GA, Low ABA Early flowering: Inhibition of ABI4 by GA hormones LD Shu et al., 2016
GA, ABA Rice Antagonistic Low GA, High ABA Late flowering: Upregulation of OsEUI by OsAP2 LD Yaish et al., 2010
GA, ABA Rice Antagonistic High GA, Low ABA Early flowering: Inhibition of NCED1 by GA hormones LD Yaish et al., 2010
CK, GA Arabidopsis Synergistic High CK, High GA Late flowering: downregulation of SOC1 LD Richter et al., 2010; Ranftl et al., 2016
GA, BR Arabidopsis Partially synergistic High GA, Low BR Activation of GA synthesis rescued the late-flowering phenotype of bri-1 mutants LD Domagalska et al., 2010; Unterholzner et al., 2015
BR, ABA Arabidopsis Antagonistic High ABA, Low BR Late flowering: ABA inhibits BR synthesis by inhibition of the PIF − BES1 complex LD Hayes et al., 2019