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Cellulose synthase-like D  ( CSLD ) family was characterized for their expression and functions in  Populus trichocarpa . Ten members,  PtrCslD1-10 , were identified in the  P. trichocarpa  genome, and they belong to 4 clades by phylogenetic tree analysis. qRT-PCR and promoter:GUS assays in Arabidopsis and  P .  trichocarpa  displayed divergent expression patterns of these 10  PtrCSLD  genes in root hairs, root tips, leaves, vascular tissues, xylem and flowers. Among  PtrCslD2 ,  PtrCslD4 ,  PtrCslD5 ,  PtrCslD6 , and  PtrCslD8  that all exhibited expression in root hairs, only  PtrCslD5  could restore the root hairless phenotype of the  atcsld3  mutant, demonstrating that  PtrCslD5  is the functional ortholog of  AtCslD3  for root hair formation. Our results suggest more possible functions for other  PtrCslD  genes in poplar.

Characterization of Cellulose synthase-like D (CSLD) family revealed the involvement of PtrCslD5 in root hair formation in Populus trichocarpa