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. 2009 Nov;21(11):3518–3534. doi: 10.1105/tpc.108.064139

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Figure 8. — Vascular Tissue Development of the Inflorescence Stems in Wild-Type, hca2, 35S:HCA2SRDX5, and Pro_HCA2:HCA2SRDX5 Plants.

(A) to (D) Resin-embedded transverse sections of the subapical part of the inflorescence stem from wild-type (A), hca2 (B), 35S:HCA2SRDX5 (C), and Pro_HCA2:HCA2SRDX5 (D) plants.

(E) to (H) Resin-embedded transverse sections of the middle part of the inflorescence stem from wild-type (E), hca2 (F), 35S:HCA2SRDX5 (G), and Pro_HCA2:HCA2SRDX5 (H) plants.

If, interfascicular fiber; Pc, (pro)cambium; Ph, phloem; Xy, xylem; Ic, interfascicular cambium; Ip, interfascicular parenchyma cell; Pi, pith. Bars = 50 μm in (A) to (D) and 100 μm in (E) to (H).