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. 2008 Dec 10;50(1):48–57. doi: 10.1093/pcp/pcn192

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Fig. 4 — Effect of heat-girdling on ⁵²Fe translocation from the roots to the shoots in Fe-deficient barley (Experiment 1). (A and C) Gross images of steam-treated (A) and untreated (C) barley. (B and D) Images of the distribution of ⁵²Fe in steam-treated (B) and untreated (D) barley detected by a BAS-1500. Arrowheads indicate the position of steam treatment. Leaf numbering: 4, youngest leaf (YL); 3, third leaf; 2, second leaf; 1-2, youngest leaf of the first tiller; 1-1, first leaf. Scale bar = 4 cm. (E) The ratio of the ⁵²Fe radioactivity of the upper region to that of the lower region after heat-girdling the third and fourth youngest leaves (YL).