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TCP5 is a member of class II of the TCP family, which predominantly regulates cell differentiation. This study used overexpression and SRDX fusion to evaluate the role of TCP5 in anther development. TCP5 overexpression resulted in lower fertility, primarily due to anther non-dehiscence. We also observed reduced lignin accumulation in the anther endothecium. In addition, TCP5 overexpression resulted in smaller anthers with fewer pollen sacs and pollen due to early-anther defects before meiosis. TCP5 showed expression in early anthers, including the epidermis, endothecium, middle layer, tapetum, sporogenous cells (pollen mother cells), and vascular bundles. Conversely, during meiosis, the TCP5 signal was only detected in the tapetum, PMCs, and vascular bundles. The TCP5 signal disappeared after meiosis, and no signal was observed in mature anthers. Interestingly, the TCP5-SRDX transgenic plants were also sterile, at least for the early-arising flowers, if not all of them. TCP5-SRDX expression also resulted in undersized anthers with fewer pollen sacs and pollen. However, the lignin accumulation in most of these anthers was comparable to that of the wild type, allowing these anthers to open. The qRT-PCR results revealed that several genes associated with secondary cell wall thickening had altered expression profiles in TCP5 overexpression transgenics, which supported the non-dehiscent anther phenotype. Furthermore, the expression levels of numerous critical anther genes were down-regulated in both TCP5 overexpression and TCP5-SRDX plants, indicating a comparable anther phenotype in these transgenic plants. 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