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  • Developmental genetics
  • Leaf morphology

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  • Leaf development involves flexible morphogenesis and differentiation processes.
  • Compound leaf development is distinguished by an extended morphogenesis stage compared to simple leaves.
  • The tomato mutant clausa (clau) displays exceptionally elaborate compound leaves.

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  • To investigate the genetic mechanisms underlying the elaborate compound leaf phenotype in the tomato clausa (clau) mutant.
  • To explore the role of the NAM/CUC gene GOBLET (GOB) in clau leaf development.
  • To understand the interaction between clau, lyrate (lyr), and GOB in leaf morphogenesis.

Main Methods:

  • Phenotypic analysis of the clausa (clau) tomato mutant.
  • Gene expression analysis of GOBLET (GOB) in clau and lyrate (lyr) mutants.
  • Genetic interaction studies by combining clau and lyr mutations.

Main Results:

  • The clau phenotype results from an extended morphogenetic window, partly due to ectopic meristems.
  • GOBLET (GOB) gene expression is elevated in clau mutants.
  • Reducing GOB expression suppresses the clau phenotype, indicating CLAU negatively affects GOB.
  • The lyr mutation significantly enhances the clau phenotype, suggesting distinct pathways.

Conclusions:

  • The CLAU gene extends the leaf morphogenetic window, contributing to elaborate compound leaf formation.
  • CLAU likely functions by negatively regulating GOBLET (GOB) expression.
  • CLAU and LYR represent distinct genetic pathways influencing compound leaf development and GOB regulation.