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In Figures 6A to 6C, 6E, and 6F on page 690, only the areas indicated by arrows should have appeared in blue. Figure 6 is republished below with the color corrected.
Figure 6.
Histochemical Localization of GUS Activity in 7- and 14-Day-Old Wild-Type and emf1 Seedlings Harboring the LFY::GUS or AP1::GUS Transgene.
GUS activity is indicated by blue color. Bars = 0.5 mm.
(A) LFY::GUS wild type (WT) at 7 DAG, showing GUS activity at the shoot tip (arrow).
(B) LFY::GUS wild type at 14 DAG, showing GUS activity at the meristematic region of the shoot tip (arrow).
(C) LFY::GUS emf1-1 at 7 DAG, showing GUS activity at the shoot tip (arrow).
(D) LFY::GUS emf1-1 at 14 DAG, showing GUS activity at the shoot tip.
(E) LFY::GUS emf1-2 at 7 DAG, showing GUS activity at the shoot tip (arrow).
(F) LFY::GUS emf1-2 at 14 DAG, showing GUS activity in a patch of the carpelloid tissue (arrow).
(G) AP1::GUS emf1-2 at 7 DAG, showing GUS activity in the shoot tip, cotyledons, and hypocotyl.
(H) AP1::GUS emf1-2 at 14 DAG, showing GUS activity in the carpelloid structure and the papillae tissue developed at the base of the cotyledons (arrows).