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. 2010 Sep 30;154(4):1721–1736. doi: 10.1104/pp.110.163683

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Figure 5. — CLE promoter activity in inflorescences and cauline leaves. A, CLE16 in the epidermis. B to F, CLE12 (B), CLE13 (C), CLE22 (D), CLE25 (E), and CLE26 (F) in the vasculature. The CLE22 stem is overstained to visualize GUS activity in the cauline leaf. G to M, CLE4 (G), CLE5 (H), CLE6 (I), CLE10 (J), CLE17 (K), CLE21 (L), and CLE27 (M) in the inflorescence branching points. N, CLE9 in the stomata. O, CLE18 in the cauline leaf vasculature and marginal cells. P, CLE16 in the epidermis. Q and R, CLE22 (Q) and CLE26 (R) in the vasculature. S, CLE27 throughout the pedicels.