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 Biol. 2000 Sep;44(1):27-42. PubMed PMID: 11094977.
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 ==Structured Information==
       [[Category:Genes]][[Category:Oryza Sativa Japonica Group]][[Category:Japonica Chromosome 3]]

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-The rice gene Os03g0752100 was reported as PHYC in 1998<ref name="ref2" />.
+The rice gene Os03g0752100 was reported as PHYC in 2000<ref name="ref2" />.
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-Tahir, M., Kanegae, H., and Takano, M. (1998). Phytochrome C
+Basu D, Dehesh K, Schneider-Poetsch HJ, Harrington SE, McCouch SR, Quail PH.
-(PHYC) gene in rice: Isolation and characterization of a complete
+Rice PHYC gene: structure, expression, map position and evolution. Plant Mol
-coding sequence. Plant Physiol. 118, 1535.
+Biol. 2000 Sep;44(1):27-42. PubMed PMID: 11094977.
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+The rice gene Os03g0752100 was reported as PHYC in 1991<ref name="ref2" />.
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+Tahir, M., Kanegae, H., and Takano, M. (1998). Phytochrome C
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 * The photosensory specificity phyC differs between Arabidopsis (similar to phyB and phyD) and rice (more like phyA).
-* '''''phyC''''' has no significant effects on the floral induction under SD conditions.
+* '''''phyC''''', along with '''''phyB''''', is required for delaying floral initiation in response to the LD signals (suppressive conditions in rice) but has no effect on flowering time in SD conditions (inductive conditions) with or without '''''phyB'''''.
 ===Mutation===

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	* The photosensory specificity phyC differs between Arabidopsis (similar to phyB and phyD) and rice (more like phyA).		* The photosensory specificity phyC differs between Arabidopsis (similar to phyB and phyD) and rice (more like phyA).
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		+	* '''''phyC''''' has no significant effects on the floral induction under SD conditions.

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+* Both phyA and phyC can perceive FRc. Although phyA is considered a predominant photoreceptor for FRc and phyC function is usually dispensable when phyA is functional, several phenotypes, such as second leaf sheath inhibition, indicate the independent involvement of phyC in the FRc perception.
 * The photosensory specificity phyC differs between Arabidopsis (similar to phyB and phyD) and rice (more like phyA).

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	* The photosensory specificity phyC differs between Arabidopsis (similar to phyB and phyD) and rice (more like phyA).		* The photosensory specificity phyC differs between Arabidopsis (similar to phyB and phyD) and rice (more like phyA).

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 and Phytochrome Mutant Seedlings.''' '' <ref name="ref1" />.'']]
-* The researchers examined flowering times of phytochrome mutants under natural daylength (in the paddy field) and short-day (SD) conditions (in the growth chamber). Because daylengths during this cultivation were >13 h, our natural daylength condition was considered equivalent to LD conditions.
+* The researchers examined flowering times of phytochrome mutants under natural daylength (in the paddy field) and short-day (SD) conditions (in the growth chamber). Because daylengths during this cultivation were >13 h, our natural daylength condition was considered equivalent to LD conditions. The phyA mutation delays, the phyB accelerates, and the phyC has no effect on the flowering, but the double mutations caused different responses.
 [[File:Os03g0719800-5.png|center|thumb|400px|'''Figure 8. Comparison of Flowering Times between Wild-Type and phyB Mutants under Natural Daylengths and SD Conditions. (A) and (B) Nipponbare (WT) and phytochrome single (phyA, phyB, and phyC) and double (phyA phyC, phyB phyC, and phyA phyB) mutants were grown in the paddy field (A) or in a growth chamber set as SD (10L/ 14D; [B], open bars) or LD (14L/10D; [B], shaded bars), and their flowering times were measured (natural daylength). (C) Wild-type (open bars) and phyB mutants (hatched bars) were grown in a growth chamber set as SD (normal, 10L/14D; severe, 8L/16D) or SD (10L/14D) plus EDO-FR conditions. The means 6 SE obtained from 20 plants are displayed.''' '' <ref name="ref1" />.'']]