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Plant bolting is regulated and controlled by various internal and external factors. We aimed to provide an improved method for breeding to determine whether there is a synergism between hormones and to explore the regulatory effect of plant hormones on the bolting of leaf lettuce. Lettuce plants were sprayed with exogenous auxin and gibberellin separately or in combination. The specific bolting period was determined by the change in stem length and cytological observation. The dynamic changes in endogenous hormones and genes closely related to bolting were analyzed. Treatment with gibberellin alone and the combined application of auxin and gibberellin induced bolting on the fourth day, and treatment with auxin alone resulted in bolting on the eighth day. In the early bolting stage, the auxin contents in the stems of the treatment groups, especially the combined gibberellin and auxin group, were higher than those of the control group. After the application of exogenous auxin and gibberellin, we found that the expression of the  ARF8  and  GID1  genes was upregulated. Based on the results of our study, combined treatment with exogenous gibberellin and auxin was the best method to promote the bolting of leaf lettuce, and the  ARF8  and  GID1  genes are closely related to this process.

Application of exogenous auxin and gibberellin regulates the bolting of lettuce ( Lactuca sativa L.)