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• W3149492706 abstract "The pollen tube grows inside the pistil, carrying male gametes to the ovule. During this journey, it invades diverse tissues, sensing and adapting to abrupt transitions in mechanical environment. In this issue of Developmental Cell, Zhou et al. identify a receptor-like kinase/Rho-GTPase module that regulates adaptation to such a transition. The pollen tube grows inside the pistil, carrying male gametes to the ovule. During this journey, it invades diverse tissues, sensing and adapting to abrupt transitions in mechanical environment. In this issue of Developmental Cell, Zhou et al. identify a receptor-like kinase/Rho-GTPase module that regulates adaptation to such a transition. The pollen tube is a tip-growing cell that navigates thought the female tissues of the pistil to deliver the immobile sperm cells to the ovules. The pistil is a source of diffusible chemical attractants for the pollen tube (Mizuta and Higashiyama, 2018Mizuta Y. Higashiyama T. Chemical signaling for pollen tube guidance at a glance.J. Cell Sci. 2018; 131: jcs208447Crossref PubMed Scopus (39) Google Scholar). Mechanical cues also contribute to the proper pollen tube growth and guidance (Reimann et al., 2020Reimann R. Kah D. Mark C. Dettmer J. Reimann T.M. Gerum R.C. Geitmann A. Fabry B. Dietrich P. Kost B. Durotropic Growth of Pollen Tubes.Plant Physiol. 2020; 183: 558-569Crossref PubMed Scopus (12) Google Scholar; Riglet et al., 2020Riglet L. Rozier F. Kodera C. Bovio S. Sechet J. Fobis-Loisy I. Gaude T. KATANIN-dependent mechanical properties of the stigmatic cell wall mediate the pollen tube path in Arabidopsis.eLife. 2020; 9: e57282Crossref PubMed Google Scholar; Sanati Nezhad et al., 2013Sanati Nezhad A. Naghavi M. Packirisamy M. Bhat R. Geitmann A. Quantification of cellular penetrative forces using lab-on-a-chip technology and finite element modeling.Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA. 2013; 110: 8093-8098Crossref PubMed Scopus (62) Google Scholar). In Arabidopsis, the pollen tube has to invade a series of tissues with different mechanical properties on its path to the ovule (Figure 1). It thus encounters several sharp “mechanical transitions,” which correspond to boundary areas where the local mechanical environment of the pollen tube changes drastically. For example, it first germinates on the open surface of stigmatic cells but then penetrates the stigmatic cell walls to grow within this rigid layer, which provides guidance cues to the pollen tube (Riglet et al., 2020Riglet L. Rozier F. Kodera C. Bovio S. Sechet J. Fobis-Loisy I. Gaude T. KATANIN-dependent mechanical properties of the stigmatic cell wall mediate the pollen tube path in Arabidopsis.eLife. 2020; 9: e57282Crossref PubMed Google Scholar) (Figure 1). The pollen tube then progresses within the intercellular space of the transmitting tract (Mizuta and Higashiyama, 2018Mizuta Y. Higashiyama T. Chemical signaling for pollen tube guidance at a glance.J. Cell Sci. 2018; 131: jcs208447Crossref PubMed Scopus (39) Google Scholar). Whereas the style transmitting tract is a compact tissue, the ovary transmitting tract is much more open as it undergoes program cell death to facilitate pollen tube passage (Crawford et al., 2007Crawford B.C.W. Ditta G. Yanofsky M.F. The NTT gene is required for transmitting-tract development in carpels of Arabidopsis thaliana.Curr. Biol. 2007; 17: 1101-1108Abstract Full Text Full Text PDF PubMed Scopus (108) Google Scholar) (Figure 1). Other mechanical transitions include the pollen tube emergence from the transmitting tract into the septum, its growth on the funiculus surface (which is open on the ovary cavity), and ultimately its entrance in the narrow micropyle (Figure 1). Maladaptation to these changes in mechanical environment can cause the pollen tube to burst or impair migration. It remains unclear how the pollen tubes sense and adapt to these drastic variations in their surrounding mechanical environment. In this issue of Developmental Cell, Zhou et al., 2021Zhou X. Lu J. Zhang Y. Jingzhe G. Lin W. Van Norman J.M. Qin Y. Zhu X. Yang Z. Membrane receptor-mediated mechanotransduction maintains cell integrity during pollen tube growth within the pistil.Dev. Cell. 2021; 56 (this issue): 1030-1042.e6Abstract Full Text Full Text PDF PubMed Scopus (11) Google Scholar describe a receptor-like kinase (RLK)/Rho-GTPase module, which allows the pollen tube of Arabidopsis thaliana to respond to the sharp mechanical transition encountered at the style/ovary boundary. BUDDHA’S PAPER SEAL-1 (BUPS1) encodes a pollen-expressed RLK from the Catharanthus roseus RLK1L-like (CrRLK1L) subfamily, which is required for the transmission of the male gamete in Arabidopsis thaliana (Ge et al., 2017Ge Z. Bergonci T. Zhao Y. Zou Y. Du S. Liu M.-C. Luo X. Ruan H. García-Valencia L.E. Zhong S. et al.Arabidopsis pollen tube integrity and sperm release are regulated by RALF-mediated signaling.Science. 2017; 358: 1596-1600Crossref PubMed Scopus (169) Google Scholar). The tips of bups1 pollen tubes rupture when they enter the ovary (Zhou et al., 2021Zhou X. Lu J. Zhang Y. Jingzhe G. Lin W. Van Norman J.M. Qin Y. Zhu X. Yang Z. Membrane receptor-mediated mechanotransduction maintains cell integrity during pollen tube growth within the pistil.Dev. Cell. 2021; 56 (this issue): 1030-1042.e6Abstract Full Text Full Text PDF PubMed Scopus (11) Google Scholar). The style/ovary boundary corresponds to a sharp mechanical transition (Figure 1), which suggests that BUPS1 might be involved in sensing or responding to changes in the pollen tube local mechanical environment. To test this hypothesis, the authors used a semi-in vitro assay where wild-type pollen tubes grow within pistils cut after the style and then elongate in a culture medium. In this system, bups1 pollen tube tips ruptured when emerging from the cut. They also used three in planta situations (immature pistil, the pistil of Thellungiella salsuginea, and the pistil of the no transmitting tract [ntt] mutant) in which the transmitting tract of the ovary remains compact, similar to the style. Using these systems, they selectively removed the mechanical transition at the style/ovary boundary, which allowed the bups1 pollens to elongate much deeper within these pistils. Taken together, these data suggest that bups1 pollen tubes are functional in a mechanically stable environment but fail to maintain their integrity upon changes in mechanical environment. To simulate the mechanical transition encountered by the pollen tube at the style/ovary boundary, Zhou et al., 2021Zhou X. Lu J. Zhang Y. Jingzhe G. Lin W. Van Norman J.M. Qin Y. Zhu X. Yang Z. Membrane receptor-mediated mechanotransduction maintains cell integrity during pollen tube growth within the pistil.Dev. Cell. 2021; 56 (this issue): 1030-1042.e6Abstract Full Text Full Text PDF PubMed Scopus (11) Google Scholar used an elegant microfluidic system with microchannels of varying diameters. This device recapitulates the mechanical situation of (1) the mature pistil (a narrow region that mimics the style followed by a wider microchannel that mimics the ovary), (2) the immature pistil, Thellungiella salsuginea pistil or ntt pistil (a long narrow region), and (3) a pressure-free control. When compared to the wild type, the bups1 tubes elongated longer in the long narrow region and exhibited a much higher rupture frequency when emerging from a narrow region into a wider microchannel. Importantly, in a constant mechanical environment, the bups1 and wild-type pollen tubes were identical (i.e., similar cell wall strength and composition, turgor pressure). However, only the wild-type but not bups1 pollen tubes were able to adjust their cell wall composition upon increased tensions/decreased compression. Indeed, in the microfluidic chips, demethyl-esterified pectins accumulate at the tip of Arabidopsis wild-type pollen tubes when emerging from a narrow channel. This is thought to enhance wall rigidity and allow the tip to resist against mechanical changes (Bidhendi and Geitmann, 2016Bidhendi A.J. Geitmann A. Relating the mechanics of the primary plant cell wall to morphogenesis.J. Exp. Bot. 2016; 67: 449-461Crossref PubMed Scopus (119) Google Scholar). By contrast, in bups1 pollen tubes, this accumulation is not detected, suggesting that BUPS1 might regulate demethyl-esterified pectin polar secretion and hence cell wall rigidity during this mechanical transition (Zhou et al., 2021Zhou X. Lu J. Zhang Y. Jingzhe G. Lin W. Van Norman J.M. Qin Y. Zhu X. Yang Z. Membrane receptor-mediated mechanotransduction maintains cell integrity during pollen tube growth within the pistil.Dev. Cell. 2021; 56 (this issue): 1030-1042.e6Abstract Full Text Full Text PDF PubMed Scopus (11) Google Scholar). Rho-of-plant-1 (ROP1) integrates tip-localized polar secretion of wall polymers and mechanics of the pollen tube (Luo et al., 2017Luo N. Yan A. Liu G. Guo J. Rong D. Kanaoka M.M. Xiao Z. Xu G. Higashiyama T. Cui X. Yang Z. Exocytosis-coordinated mechanisms for tip growth underlie pollen tube growth guidance.Nat. Commun. 2017; 8: 1687Crossref PubMed Scopus (42) Google Scholar). Zhou et al., 2021Zhou X. Lu J. Zhang Y. Jingzhe G. Lin W. Van Norman J.M. Qin Y. Zhu X. Yang Z. Membrane receptor-mediated mechanotransduction maintains cell integrity during pollen tube growth within the pistil.Dev. Cell. 2021; 56 (this issue): 1030-1042.e6Abstract Full Text Full Text PDF PubMed Scopus (11) Google Scholar found that the kinase domain of BUPS1 interacts with all pollen-expressed ROP guanidine exchange factors (GEFs), which are direct ROP1 activators. Accordingly, ROP1 activity is rapidly induced, in a BUPS1-dependent manner, upon acute tensile stress at the pollen tube tips (e.g., induced by pectinase treatment or emergence of the tube from the narrow region of the microchannel). Furthermore, when a constitutively active ROP1 is expressed in bups1 pollen tube, it partially restored pollen tube growth and fertility. Together, these results show that BUPS1 acts upstream of GEFs/ROP1 to regulate pollen tip rigidity and support tube growth at the style/ovary boundary. BUPS1/ROP1 signaling not only induces local pectin secretion but also the polar exocytosis of RAPID ALKALINISATION FACTOR-4 and -19 (RALF4/19), which are required for pollen tube integrity during the style-to-ovary transition (Zhou et al., 2021Zhou X. Lu J. Zhang Y. Jingzhe G. Lin W. Van Norman J.M. Qin Y. Zhu X. Yang Z. Membrane receptor-mediated mechanotransduction maintains cell integrity during pollen tube growth within the pistil.Dev. Cell. 2021; 56 (this issue): 1030-1042.e6Abstract Full Text Full Text PDF PubMed Scopus (11) Google Scholar). RALF4/19 are extracellular ligands that bind to and activate BUPS1 (Ge et al., 2017Ge Z. Bergonci T. Zhao Y. Zou Y. Du S. Liu M.-C. Luo X. Ruan H. García-Valencia L.E. Zhong S. et al.Arabidopsis pollen tube integrity and sperm release are regulated by RALF-mediated signaling.Science. 2017; 358: 1596-1600Crossref PubMed Scopus (169) Google Scholar). Thus, stimulating RALF4/19 polar secretion triggers a positive feedback loop that self-amplifies BUPS1-dependent signaling at the pollen tube tips. The RALFs/BUPS1/ROP1 module could work downstream of a yet uncharacterized tensile stress sensor, such as, for example, RLKs, stretch-activated channels, or cytoskeleton components (Bacete and Hamann, 2020Bacete L. Hamann T. The Role of Mechanoperception in Plant Cell Wall Integrity Maintenance.Plants (Basel). 2020; 9: 574Crossref Scopus (25) Google Scholar). In this scenario, these unknown mechanosensors would initiate the feedback loop within the RALFs/BUPS1/ROP1 module, and the self-amplifying properties of this module would then be used to execute rapid and local cell wall rearrangements. Moreover, because both RALFs and CrRLK1L receptors directly interact with cell wall components (Bacete and Hamann, 2020Bacete L. Hamann T. The Role of Mechanoperception in Plant Cell Wall Integrity Maintenance.Plants (Basel). 2020; 9: 574Crossref Scopus (25) Google Scholar), it is also tempting to speculate that they could directly act as mechanosensors at the pollen tip. However, in this case, the molecular mechanisms that would enable physically sensing the mechanical stimuli within the pollen cell wall remain to be determined. The authors declare no competing interests. Membrane receptor-mediated mechano-transduction maintains cell integrity during pollen tube growth within the pistilZhou et al.Developmental CellMarch 22, 2021In BriefXiang et al. describe a role for the BUPS1-dependent pathway in sensing and/or responding to mechanical stress to maintain the cell wall integrity of pollen tubes during their emergence from the tight extracellular space of the style into the free space of the transmitting tract in Arabidopsis pistils. Full-Text PDF" @default.
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