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June 20, 2026Plant and Cell Physiology

FLOWERING PROMOTING FACTOR1 Family Proteins Coordinate Seasonal Growth and Development

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WAWilliam G AlbersUniversity of WashingtonAHAndrew K HemptonUniversity of WashingtonHTHiroshi TakagiNagoya University Hospital

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Implication

Review synthesizes the role of FPF1 genes in influencing flowering and growth across plant species, indicating their mechanistic importance.

Key Points

  • This research explores the role of FPF1 genes in regulating flowering and growth in response to seasonal conditions.
  • Literature synthesis on FPF1-related genes across various plant species.
  • Analysis of the roles of FPF1 in flowering and growth regulation.
  • Discussion on mechanistic understanding of FPF1 gene function.
  • FPF1 genes regulate flowering time and stem growth in multiple plant species.
  • The involvement of phytohormones like gibberellin and auxin in FPF1 function is highlighted.
  • A comprehensive review identifies gaps in understanding the mechanistic roles of FPF1 proteins.

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Albers et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a362ebddb0793dc1a53652ahttps://doi.org/10.1093/pcp/pcag082
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