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. 2023 Dec 8;75(7):1948–1966. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erad486

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Fig. 2. — Effects of the cuc2b mutation on flower and leaf development. (A) Double male and female flowers in cuc2b nodes. (B) Increase in the number of petals in cuc2b flowers. (C) Alterations in the number and development of stamens and carpels. (D) Length of reproductive organs (stamen in male flowers and pistils in female flowers) relative to corolla length. Error bars represent the SE. Asterisks (*) indicate significant differences between genotypes at a specific corolla development stage (ANOVA, P≤0.05). (E) Transverse sections of WT and cuc2b ovaries in single and double flowers. Both distal sections (close to the corolla) and proximal sections (close to the pedicel) are shown. P, placenta; O, ovule; C, carpel; En, endocarp; M, mesocarp; Ex, exocarp. (F) WT and cuc2b leaf serration.