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Major Arabidopsis stress regulators drive adaptation

Major stress-response regulators—including HSFA1 proteins, RD20, stromal Hsp70, PLDs, and CBFs—mediate distinct mechanisms that collectively enable Arabidopsis adaptation to heat, drought, cold, high salinity, and water deficit stresses.

Confidence

80%

◑partialactivecomplexity: mid

Reasoning Steps (3)

HSFA1s integrate heat and stress signalingStep 1

RD20 and PLDs mediate water deficit adaptationStep 2

CBF3/CBF4 transcription factors underlie cold and drought acclimationStep 3

Source

Synthesis for current paper

Connections (6)

HSFA1s regulate stress responseAssociation

RD20 enables drought toleranceAssociation

Stromal Hsp70 supports protein importAssociation

PLDs enable high salinity and water deficit toleranceAssociation

CBF3 overexpression induces cold acclimation responsesAssociation

CBF4 regulates drought adaptationAssociation