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. 2000 Dec 26;98(1):200–205. doi: 10.1073/pnas.011347998

Figure 5.

Figure 5

Phenotypic variation at late developmental stages in CASH plants. (A) Photograph of the CASH127 plant, showing the development of aerial rosettes in the first node. (B) Photograph of the CASH100 plant, showing no apical dominance and developing four inflorescence branches at the first node. (C) Photograph of a dwarf and late flowering plant (CASH141, Left) and a normal control plant (Right). (D–G) Photographs of various flower phenotypes, including a flower with five petals (E), no petal (F), and no petal and sepal (G). A normal Arabidopsis flower is shown in D. (Bars = 10 mm. The same scale is used from D to G.)