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. 2008 Nov;59(15):4271–4287. doi: 10.1093/jxb/ern276

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Fig. 7. — Altered fruit morphology in line 3273A overexpressing SlTPR1. (A) Control and ovate transgenic fruit with enlarged columella (arrow) and no seeds. (B) Transgenic fruits with a beak-like structure and an attached style (arrows). (C) Elongated pedicel without the knuckle (abscission zone) in the transgenic fruit compared with the wild-type fruit which has a shorter pedicel with an obvious knuckle (arrowed). (D) Senescing petals attached to the mature fruits. (E) Comparison of the transgenic fruits with the wild type at different developmental stages. (F) Transgenic fruits on line 3273A firmly attached to the pedicel 80 d after ripening. (G, H) Fused multiple parthenocarpic fruits produced by plants developed from cuttings of line 3273A.