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. 2008 Nov;148(3):1630–1639. doi: 10.1104/pp.108.126003

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Figure 3. — Comparison of grapevine ROMT with other OMTs. A, The predicted amino acid sequence of grapevine ROMT was aligned with Chinese rose cv Old Blush OOMT1 and Scots pine PMT with ClustalW. Residues shaded in gray indicate identical amino acids. B, Phylogenetic tree of selected OMT cDNA sequences: grapevine ROMT (VvROMT, accession no. FM178870), grapevine caffeic acid OMT (VvCOMT, AF239740), Chinese rose OOMT1 (RcOOMT1, AJ439741), basil chavicol OMT (ObCVOMT, AF435007), basil eugenol OMT (ObEOMT, AF435008), Clarkia breweri (iso)eugenol OMT (CbIEMT, U86760), C. breweri caffeic acid OMT (CbCOMT, AF006009), Nicotiana tabacum caffeic acid OMT (NtCOMT, AF484252), and Scots pine pinosylvin OMT (PsPMT; Chiron et al., 2000b). The numbers beside the branches represent bootstrap values based on 500 replicates.