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table 13.1 List of some stress-inducible promoters used in different stress

conditions

Promoter Origin Stress Reference

Aopr1 Asparagus

officinalis

Wound and pathogen Warner et al. (1993)

Apx1 Arabidopsis Heat, oxidative stress Storozhenko et al.

(1998)

Bjchi1 Brassica juncea Wounding, JA, NaCl and

PEG treatment

Wu et al. (2009)

Cor6.6 Arabidopsis Low temperature,

exogenous ABA and
dehydration

Wang et al. (1995)

Eas4 Nicotiana tabacum Elicitor and pathogen Yin et al. (1997)

Gols1 Arabidopsis Temperature sensistive/

heat inducible

Panikulangara et al.
(2004)

Gstf8 Arabidopsis Pathogen Perl-Treves et al. (2004)

Gn1 Nicotiana

plumbaginifolia

Elicitor and pathogen Kooshki et al. (2003)

Gpx1 Citrus sinensis Salt stress Avsian-Kretchmer et al.

(2004)

Gst6 Arabidopsis Oxidative stress and

elicitor

Chen and Singh (1999)

Hahb1 Sunflower Chilling, freezing,

drought and salinity
stresses

Cabello and Chan
(2012)

Hahb4 Sunflower Water stress, ABA or

NaCl induced

Dezar et al. (2005)

Hp1 Oryza sativa ABA, salt and drought

stress

Rai et al. (2009)

Hsp17.6 G1 Helianthus annuus Heat Rojas et al. (2002)

Hsp17.6.2 Soybean Heat Lee and Schoffl (1996)

Hsp90-1 Arabidopsis Heat, arsenite Haralampidis et al.

(2002)

Hva1 Barley Drought, cold, heat and

salinity

Straub et al. (1994)

Kin1 Arabidopsis Low temperature,

exogenous ABA and
dehydration

Wang et al. (1995)

Lip9 Oryza sativa High salinity, dehydration

and cold stresses

Rabbani et al. (2003);
Nakashima et al.
(2007)

Nac6 Oryza sativa High salinity, dehydration

and cold stresses

Nakashima et al. (2007)

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