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Abscisic acid (ABA) mediates various abiotic stress responses, and ethylene responsive factors (ERFs) play vital role in resisting stresses, but the interaction of these molecular mechanisms remains elusive. In this study, we identified an ABA-induced soybean ERF gene  GmERF135  that was highly up-regulated by ethylene (ET), drought, salt, and low temperature treatments. Subcellular localization assay showed that the GmERF135 protein was targeted to the nucleus. Promoter  cis -acting elements analysis suggested that numerous potential stress responsive  cis -elements were distributed in the promoter region of  GmERF135 , including ABA-, light-, ET-, gibberellin (GA)-, and methyl jasmonate (MeJA)-responsive elements. Overexpression of  GmERF135  in  Arabidopsis  enhanced tolerance to drought and salt conditions. In addition,  GmERF135  promoted the growth of transgenic hairy roots under salt and exogenous ABA conditions. These results suggest that soybean GmERF135 may participate in both ABA and ET signaling pathways to regulate the responses to multiple stresses.

The Roles of GmERF135 in Improving Salt Tolerance and Decreasing ABA Sensitivity in Soybean