Class 1 Reversibly Glycosylated Polypeptides Suppress Tobacco Mosaic Virus Infection.

Reversibly glycosylated polypeptides (RGPs) have been identified in many plant species and play an important role in cell wall formation, intercellular transport regulation, and plant-virus interactions. Most plants have several genes with different expression patterns depending on the organ and developmental stage. Here, we report on four members of the RGP family in .

, and Transcription Patterns and Their Possible Functions in the Embryogenic Calli of .

CLE peptides are well-known hormonal regulators of plant development, but their role in somatic embryogenesis remains undetermined. genes are often regulated by WOX transcription factors and, in their turn, regulate the expression level of genes. In this study, we used in vitro cultivation, as well as qPCR and transcriptomic analysis, to find CLE peptides which could regulate the gene, stimulating somatic embryogenesis in .