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. 2009 Jan;149(1):205–219. doi: 10.1104/pp.108.125005

Figure 7.

Figure 7.

Genetic interaction between Sos1 and ra2. A, Photographs of the mature tassel of all genetic classes of an F2 family segregating for Sos1 and ra2. B, Classification of the number of different types of axillary structures produced by the tassel. C, Close-up view of individual branches produced in Sos1/+; ra2/ra2 double mutant tassels. D, Close-up view of aborted spikelets produced in Sos1/Sos1; ra2/ra2 double mutant tassels. E, Photograph of mature ear of all genetic classes of an F2 family segregating for Sos1 and ra2. F, Close-up view of axillary structures produced in ears of double mutant family. Normal and ra2 produce two kernels per row, Sos1 mutants produce one kernel per row, Sos/+; ra2/ra2 produce long branches with multiple kernels, Sos1/Sos1; ra2/ra2 produce long sterile branches with no kernels. G to J, SEM of ear inflorescence. G, Normal ear showing rows of paired SM. H, ra2 ear in which SPM produce three SM or occasional branches. I, Sos1/+; ra2/ra2 ear in which SPM form elongated branches. J, Sos1/Sos1; ra2/ra2 ear in which SPM produce barren elongated branches. Scale bar = 100 μm.