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S. Zachgo

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N. Gutsche· 2 shared A. Oberender· 1 shared A. S. Georgiadou· 1 shared C. Herrfurth· 1 shared E. Banic· 1 shared E. Csicsely· 1 shared F. Romani· 1 shared H. Iwakawa· 1 shared

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Identification and characterization of DICER-LIKE genes and their roles in Marchantia polymorpha development and stress adaptation

E. Csicsely, A. Oberender, A. S. Georgiadou, N. Gutsche, S. Zachgo, O. Top, W. Frank

This study identifies and characterizes DICER-LIKE genes in Marchantia polymorpha, showing their roles in development and stress adaptation through mutant analysis.

bioRxiv · Feb 3, 2023 · PreprintPlant Biology

Contrasting and conserved roles of NPR pathways in diverged land plant lineages

H.-W. Jeon, H. Iwakawa, S. Naramoto, C. Herrfurth, N. Gutsche, T. Schlueter, J. Kyozuka, S. Miyauchi, I. Feussner, S. Zachgo, H. Nakagami

This study compares NPR pathway functions across diverged land plants, finding conserved and divergent roles in stress responses and transcriptional regulation.

bioRxiv · Jul 19, 2022Plant Biology

Oil body formation in Marchantia polymorpha is controlled by MpC1HDZ and serves as a defense against arthropod herbivores

F. Romani, E. Banic, S. N. Florent, T. Kanazawa, J. Q. D. Goodger, R. Mentink, T. Dierschke, S. Zachgo, T. Ueda, J. L. Bowman, M. Tsiantis, J. E. Moreno

This study identifies MpC1HDZ as a transcription factor controlling oil body formation in liverworts, which functions as a defense against herbivores rather than abiotic stress.

bioRxiv · Mar 2, 2020Plant Biology