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The phytohormone jasmonate has a wide range of functions in plant growth, development, reproduction, and defense responses. Jasmonoyl-isoleucine, the biologically active form of jasmonate, is recognized by the COI1 receptor. In this issue, Inagaki et al. (on pp. 405-421) have found that among the three COI1 homologs in rice, OsCOI2 is the primary receptor that regulates fertility, senescence, and defense responses.
The cover image shows a scanning electron micrograph of anthers from <i>oscoi2</i> mutant plants, which are largely male sterile because of their inability to undergo correct anther dehiscence and pollen release. Image supplied by Koji Miyamoto (Teikyo University, Japan).
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