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Background Bolting is regarded as the initiation of reproduction stage in the growth and development of an Arabidopsis plant, when a set of floral integrator genes activate the expression of floral meristem identity genes LFY and AP1 to initiate flowering transition[1,2]. However, how the expression of key genes, such as AP1, responds of diverse signals during flower development remains largely unknown. Here we have obtained an inbred line exhibiting an abnormal stem/inflorescence and flower development.

An Arabidopsis thaliana(Ler) inbred line exhibiting stacked stem/inflorescences mainly due to the reduced AP1 expression