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Terpene synthase ( TPS ) is related to the production of aromatic substances, but there are few studies on the impact of abiotic stress on  TPS  and its molecular mechanism, especially in peaches. This study found that salt resistance and abscisic acid (ABA) sensitivity of transgenic tomatoes were enhanced by overexpression of  PpTPS1 . Moreover, it was found that  PpTPS1  interacted with and antagonized the expression of the  bZIP  transcription factor  ABA INSENSITIVE 5  ( PpABI5 ), which is thought to play an important role in salt suitability. In addition,  PpTCP1 ,  PpTCP13 , and  PpTCP15  were found to activate the expression of  PpTPS1  by yeast one-hybrid (Y1H) and dual-luciferase assays, and they could also be induced by ABA. In summary,  PpTPS1  may be involved in the ABA signaling regulatory pathway and play an important role in salt acclimation, providing a new reference gene for the improvement of salt resistance in peaches.

Prunus persica Terpene Synthase PpTPS1 Interacts with PpABI5 to Enhance Salt Resistance in Transgenic Tomatoes