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. 2010 Jul 28;61(13):3599–3613. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erq173

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Fig. 7. — Phenotypes of overexpressing GbML1 in Arabidopsis plants. (A) Developmental phenotypes of Type I plants. 1, 25-d-old plant. 2, More trichomes on stems. 3, More trichomes on cauline leaves. (B) Developmental phenotypes of Type II plants. 1, Type II plants accumulate more anthocyanin on cotyledons. 2–4, Anthocyanin accumulation in rosette leaves and cauline leaves. (C) Expression of GbML1 and HPT transgenes and AtMYB75, ANL2, HDG12, PDF1, and RD22 endogenous genes are also shown. Tubulin (Tub) is used as a control for normalization.