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. 2009 Jun 19;2(4):803–822. doi: 10.1093/mp/ssp037

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Figure 6. — Characterization of the pel3 Mutant.

(A) Wrinkled leaf phenotype of pel3-11 seedling.

(B) Co-grown wild-type Col seedling.

(C, D) Higher magnification of wrinkled leaf showing tangled trichomes in (D).

(E) Wild-type Col inflorescence.

(F) pel 3–11 inflorescence showing lack of expanded petals.

(G) Dissected pel3-11 flower showing trapped petals, anthers, and pollen grains.

(H, I) DIC and fluorescent images of pel3-11 trichomes expressing gfp-PEL3 fusion protein. N highlights position of the nucleus in (H) and (I).