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From: Identification of potential transcriptional regulators of actinorhizal symbioses in Casuarina glauca and Alnus glutinosa

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Phylogenetic tree of the GRAS protein family. Three GRAS proteins from C. sativus, P. persica, M. domestica and F. vesca each were retrieved using a BLAST-P search performed in phytozome and two sequences DgNSP1 (comp755_c1_seq1) and DgNSP2 (comp1841_c1_seq1) of D. glomerata (https://fido.nsc.liu.se/) [6]. We also include 36 sequences available in the genomes of A. thaliana, 2 from M. truncatula, 2 from L. japonicus, 4 from G.max, 11 from C. glauca and 8 from A. glutinosa. In italic, transcription factors C.glauca and A.glutinosa. The GRAS family comprises 4 subfamilies referred to as SCL, SCR, SHR and DELLA. NSP1 and 2 belong to SHR and SCL subfamilies respectively. AgGRAS7 is closely related to DgNSP1 (green fat letters). No sequence from C. glauca is present in the NSP1 and NSP 2 groups (red fat letters). The tree was rooted with A. thaliana sequence AT3G37650.1. One hundred bootstrap replications were used to evaluate statistical support for branches. Branches with less than 70% bootstrap support were collapsed.

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