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Significance World food supply depends on improving grain yield and quality, which are determined by accumulation of starch and proteins in maize endosperm, respectively. Because initiation of synthesis of the two compounds occurs 8 to 10 d after pollination in starchy endosperm cells, regulatory factors must control their coordinated accumulation. This work shows that two maize endosperm-specific transcription factors can coordinate the accumulation of starch and proteins by regulating the expression of key starch biosynthetic enzymes and the major seed proteins.

NAC-type transcription factors regulate accumulation of starch and protein in maize seeds