Júlia de Paiva Gonçalves , Karla Gasparini , Edgard Augusto de Toledo Picoli , Maximiller Dal-Bianco Lamas Costa , Wagner Luiz Araujo , Agustin Zsögön , Dimas Mendes Ribeiro
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Seed development, dormancy, and germination are connected with changes in metabolite levels. Not surprisingly, a complex regulatory network modulates biosynthesis and accumulation of storage products. Seed development has been studied profusely in Arabidopsis thaliana and has provided valuable insights into the genetic control of embryo development. However, not every inference applies to crop legumes, as these have been domesticated and selected for high seed yield and specific metabolic profiles and fluxes. Given its enormous economic relevance, considerable work has contributed to shed light on the mechanisms that control legume seed growth and germination. Here, we summarize recent progress in the understanding of regulatory networks that coordinate seed metabolism and development in legumes.
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