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Dehydrins are one of several proteins that have been specifically associated with qualitative and quantitative changes in cold hardiness. Recent evidence indicates that the regulation of dehydrin genes by low nonfreezing temperature (LT) and short photoperiod (SD) can be complex and deserves more detailed analysis to better understand the role of specific dehydrin genes and proteins in the response of woody plants to environmental stress. We have identified a new peach ( Prunus persica  (L.) Batsch) dehydrin gene ( PpDhn2 ) and examined the responses of this gene and a previously identified dehydrin ( PpDhn1 ) to SD, LT and water deficit.  PpDhn2  was strongly induced by water deficit but not by LT or SD. It was also present in the mature embryos of peach. In contrast,  PpDhn1  was induced by water deficit and LT but not by SD. We conducted an in silico analysis of the promoters of these genes and found that the promoter region of  PpDhn1  contained two dehydration-responsive-elements (DRE)/C-repeats that are responsive to LT and several abscisic acid (ABA)-response elements (ABREs). In contrast, the promoter region of  PpDhn2  contained no LT elements but contained several ABREs and an MYCERD1 motif. Both promoter analyses were consistent with the observed expression patterns. The discrepancy between field-collected samples and growth-chamber experiments in the expression of  PpDhn1  in response to SD suggests that SD-induced expression of dehydrin genes is complex and may be the result of several interacting factors.

Differential regulation of two dehydrin genes from peach ( Prunus persica ) by photoperiod, low temperature and water deficit