Arabidopsis MDIS1 and MDIS2 Are Critical for RSL4‐Mediated Root Hair Size and Duration of ROP Signalling

Summary statement In Arabidopsis thaliana , we identify the receptor‐like kinases MDIS1 and MDIS2 as essential integrators that sustain root hair elongation. They are direct targets of the transcription factor RSL4 and maintain apical ROP signalling, defining growth duration and final root hair size.

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Plant Cell & Environment
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2026-03-08
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https://doi.org/10.1111/pce.70471
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Plant Molecular Biology Research
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Summary statement In Arabidopsis thaliana , we identify the receptor‐like kinases MDIS1 and MDIS2 as essential integrators that sustain root hair elongation. They are direct targets of the transcription factor RSL4 and maintain apical ROP signalling, defining growth duration and final root hair size.

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