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Peptide Hormones in Plant Development and Stress Responses
Vijay Pratap Singh (Edited by), Singh (Author), Samiksha Singh (Edited by)
9781394338153, Wiley
Hardback, published 7 April 2026
592 pages
24.4 x 17 x 3.5 cm, 1.049 kg
Comprehensive resource on the basics of plant peptide hormones and their applications in food security and battling climate change Peptide Hormones in Plant Development and Stress Responses helps readers understand how plant peptide hormones regulate plant development and stress responses and addresses challenges in crop productivity and resilience under climate change. The book covers essential concepts, perspectives and skills related to the subject in plant biology, biotechnology and agricultural sciences. The first section looks at how plant peptides can be used to regulate plant morphology, organ size, root system architecture, plant senescence and peptide hormone signalling in both seed development and flowering. The second section looks at how plant peptide hormones impact plant stress responses and yields via nutrient assimilation, photosynthesis, photoprotection and plant defence priming. Topics explored in Peptide Hormones in Plant Development and Stress Responses include: Peptide Hormones in Plant Development and Stress Responses provides comprehensive coverage of the subject for researchers and students in plant biology, biotechnology and agricultural sciences, as well as professionals in the agriculture and food industries.
List of Contributors xxi Preface xxv 1 Cellular Compartmentalization and the Role of Peptide Hormone 1 1.1 Introduction 1 1.2 Cellular Compartmentalization in Plants 3 1.3 Peptide Hormones in Plants 5 1.4 Interplay Between Cellular Compartmentalization and Peptide Hormones 8 1.5 Signal Transduction of Peptide Hormones in Plants 10 1.6 Peptide Hormones in Plant Development and Growth 13 1.7 Peptide Hormones in Plant Stress Response 15 1.8 Advances in Peptide Hormone Research and Biotechnology Applications 17 1.9 Conclusion 18 References 19 2 Peptide Hormone Receptors and Cellular Signaling in Diverse Responses of Plants 31 2.1 Introduction 31 2.2 Plant Peptide Hormones, Identification and Their Categorization 32 2.3 Classification of Peptide Hormones 33 2.4 Receptor-Mediated Perception of Peptide Hormones 40 2.5 Activation Mechanism 41 2.6 Signal Transduction Pathways 42 2.7 Integration with Other Signaling Pathways 43 2.8 Some Impacts of Peptide Hormone-Receptor Interactions in Plants 44 2.9 Tyrosine Sulfated Peptides and Their Receptors 46 2.10 CEP and Their Receptors 48 2.11 RALF Family and Their Receptors 50 2.12 Other Notable Peptides and Their Receptors 52 2.13 Conclusion and Future Perspectives 54 References 54 3 Post-Translational Modifications of Peptide Hormones and Their Functionality 65 3.1 Introduction 65 3.2 Key Functions of Peptide Hormones 67 3.3 Post-Translational Modifications 72 3.4 Conclusion and Future Perspectives 76 References 77 4 Plant Peptide Hormones and Plant Development 91 4.1 Introduction 91 4.2 Classification of Peptide Hormones and Growth Factors 92 4.3 Hormones and Patterning in Plants 99 4.4 Spatial Organization of Plant Stem Cells 100 4.5 Regulatory Feedback in the Shoot and Root Stem Cell Niches 101 4.6 Intercellular Trafficking Through Plasmodesmata 102 4.7 Peptide Hormones in Meristem Development 103 4.8 The Role of CLE Peptides and Their Receptors During Root Development 105 4.9 The Roles of Tyrosine-Sulfated Peptides and Their Receptors in Root Development 106 4.10 The Roles of RALF Peptides and Their Receptors in Root Development 108 4.11 Peptide Hormones That Regulate Leaf Senescence 109 4.12 Conclusions and Future Perspectives 109 Acknowledgments 111 References 111 5 Meristem Activity Regulation by Peptide Hormones 119 5.1 Introduction 119 5.2 Identification of Peptide Hormones in Plants 120 5.3 Classification of Peptide Hormones 122 5.4 Maturation of Peptide Hormones 124 5.5 The Roles of Peptide Hormones in Regulation of Meristem Activity in Plants 126 5.6 Future Perspectives on Peptide Regulation of Meristem Activity 135 References 137 6 Regulation of Plant Morphology by Peptide Hormones 147 6.1 Introduction 147 6.2 Role of Peptide Hormones in Developmental Processes 148 6.3 Classification of Peptide Hormones 149 6.4 Maturation of Peptide Hormones 153 6.5 Conclusion 153 Abbreviations 154 References 154 7 Peptide Hormones in Flowering Regulation 157 7.1 Introduction 157 7.2 Types of PHs for Flowering 159 7.3 Signaling of PHs 162 7.4 Conclusion 165 Conflict of Interest 166 Abbreviations 166 References 166 8 Regulation of Plant Cell Death by Peptide Hormones 173 8.1 Introduction 173 8.2 Overview of Plant Programmed Cell Death 175 8.3 Peptide Hormones in Plant Cell Death 177 8.4 Mechanisms of Peptide Hormone Action in PCD 182 8.5 Applications of Peptide Hormones 187 8.6 Challenges and Research Opportunities 189 8.7 Conclusion and Future Prospects 190 References 190 9 Regulation of Plant Senescence by Peptide Hormones 195 9.1 Introduction 195 9.2 Types of Plant Senescence 197 9.3 Leaf Senescence 198 9.4 Effects of Classical Plant Hormones in Plant Senescence 199 9.5 Plant Peptide Hormones 202 9.6 Effect of PPHs in Plant Senescence 204 9.7 Conclusions and Future Perspectives 205 References 206 10 Regulation of Symbiotic Relation in Plants by Phytohormones 217 10.1 Introduction 217 10.2 Legume–Rhizobia Interaction: General Considerations 219 10.3 Roles of Phytohormones During Nodule Formation 222 10.4 Signaling Peptides 230 10.5 Conclusion and Future Prospective 238 References 239 11 Regulation of Nutrient Assimilation by Plant Hormones and Its Relation to Crop Yields 249 11.1 Introduction 249 11.2 Overview of Nutrient Assimilation in Plants 251 11.3 Plant Hormones and Their Roles in Nutrient Assimilation 253 11.4 Mechanisms of Hormonal Regulation of Nutrient Assimilation 256 11.5 Hormonal Regulation and Crop Yields 260 11.6 Advances in Hormonal Research and Agricultural Applications 263 11.7 Policy and Economic Considerations in Hormone-Based Agriculture 265 11.8 Conclusion 266 References 266 12 Peptide Hormone Signaling in Photoprotection: Integrating Developmental and Stress Pathways to Enhance Photosynthetic Resilience 279 12.1 Introduction 279 12.2 Peptide Hormones in Plants 280 12.3 Photosynthesis—Overview 285 12.4 Photodamage and the Requirement for Photoprotection 287 12.5 Mechanisms of Photoprotection 292 12.6 Cross Talk Between Peptide Hormones and Photoprotection 294 12.7 Transcription Factors Regulated by Peptide Hormones Affecting Photosynthetic Genes 298 12.8 Biotechnological and Agricultural Implications 300 12.9 Future Directions 301 12.10 Conclusion 302 References 303 13 Peptide Hormones and Regulation of Sources–Sink Regulation 313 13.1 Introduction 313 13.2 Classification and Main Characteristics of Peptide Hormones 314 13.3 Biosynthesis and Posttranslational Modifications 317 13.4 Signaling Pathways of Plant Peptide Hormones 318 13.5 Function of Plant Peptide Hormones 320 13.6 Hormonal Regulation, Including Peptide Hormones 324 13.7 Plant Hormones in Sink–Source Regulation 325 13.8 The Role of Peptide Hormones in Regulating Source–Sink Relationships 327 13.9 Molecular Mechanisms of Peptide Hormone Action in Source–Sink Regulation 335 13.10 Peptide Hormones and Environmental Modulation of Source–Sink Dynamics 337 13.11 Potential Applications of Peptide Hormones in Crop Improvement and Yield Optimization 339 13.12 Biotechnological Applications of Peptide Hormones in Agriculture 342 13.13 Challenges and Future Prospects 344 References 345 14 Priming, Plant Defense Against Insects, and Peptide Hormones 355 14.1 Introduction 355 14.2 Mechanism of Plant Priming 357 14.3 Plant Defense Responses to Insect Herbivory 360 14.4 Herbivore-Induced Plant Volatiles as Defense Signals: Role of Insect Oral Secretions 363 14.5 Phytohormones as Induced Plant Defenses 364 14.6 Peptide Hormones in Plant Defense 365 14.7 Top of Form 366 14.8 Reducing Chemical Inputs in Pest Management 368 14.9 Existing Gap in Knowledge and Future Directions 369 References 369 15 Regulation of Abiotic Stress Tolerance by Peptide Hormones 379 15.1 Introduction 379 15.2 Peptide Hormones: Structure and Functions 382 15.3 Peptide Hormone Signaling Mechanisms 387 15.4 Genetic and Biotechnological Approaches 390 15.5 Future Prospects and Challenges 392 15.6 Conclusion 394 References 395 16 Peptide Hormone Receptors and Plant Defense 399 16.1 Introduction 399 16.2 Role of Peptide Hormones in Stress Responses 401 16.3 Plant Peptide Receptors 402 16.4 Implication of Peptide Hormone Receptors in Plant Breeding 407 References 407 17 Plant Peptide Hormones in Salt and Drought Stress Tolerance 413 17.1 Introduction 413 17.2 Plant Peptide Hormones Mediate Salt and Drought Stress Responses 416 17.3 Peptide Hormones Requiring Further Characterization for Their Salt and Drought Stress Effects 423 17.4 Conclusion 424 References 425 18 The Role of Peptide Hormones in Plant Immunity 431 18.1 Introduction and Overview to Plant Immunity and Peptide Hormones 431 18.2 Peptide Hormones in Plant Signaling 435 18.3 Interplay between Peptide Hormones and Immune Responses 442 18.4 Role of Peptide Hormones in Plant Defense Against Pathogens 445 18.5 Peptide Hormones and Abiotic Stress Responses 447 18.6 Future Directions in Research 450 18.7 Emerging Peptide Hormones in Plant Immunity 451 18.8 Conclusion 452 References 452 19 Utilization of Bacillus-Derived Secondary Metabolites in Sustainable Agriculture: A Natural Defense Mechanism against Fungal Pathogens 469 19.1 Introduction 469 19.2 Unlocking the Biochemical Arsenal of Bacillus: Classification of Secondary Metabolites 471 19.3 Volatile Metabolites: A Biocontrol Strategy of Bacillus 484 19.4 Whispers in the Rhizosphere: ISR as a Silent Defense Strategy by Bacillus 485 19.5 Multifunctional Roles of Bacillus Secondary Metabolites in Agriculture 487 19.6 Conclusion and Future Prospects 491 References 491 20 Regulation of Seed Size and Yield in Plant by Peptides Hormones 501 20.1 Introduction 501 20.2 Peptide Hormones in Plants 503 20.3 A Hormonal Role in Seed Development and Yield 508 20.4 Specific Peptide Hormones Regulating Seed Size and Yield 510 20.5 Molecular Mechanisms of Action of Peptide–Receptor–Induced Functioning 512 20.6 Biotechnological Methods for Peptide Hormone Editing 515 20.7 Peptide Hormones and Environment Regulation of Yield 517 20.8 Agricultural Applications and Translational Potential of Peptides 519 20.9 Future Directions 520 20.10 Conclusion 521 References 522 21 Peptide Hormones as Potential Candidates for Food Security 531 21.1 Introduction 531 21.2 Plant Peptide Hormones as Crucial Players in Agricultural Productivity 532 21.3 Functional Dynamics of Peptide Hormones in Plant Development and Resilience 534 21.4 Disease Resistance 539 21.5 Engineering Peptide Hormone Production for Agricultural Applications 540 21.6 Advances in Research of Peptide Hormones 541 21.7 Sustainable Agricultural Practices 541 21.8 Challenges in Agricultural Productivity and Defining the Role of Peptide Hormones 542 21.9 Conclusions and Future Perspectives 543 References 544 Index 557
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