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. 2011 Jan 31;62(6):2079–2091. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erq400

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Fig. 3. — Morphological phenotype of the T-DNA insertion allele and overexpression of AtCSP4 in Arabidopsis vegetative tissues. All plants used in this test were grown in soil under long-day conditions. (A) Silique formation on the primary stem at 49 DAG (bar=2 cm). (B) Comparison of flower size. Opened flowers were collected from primary bolts at 35 DAG (bar=0.2 cm). (C) Comparison of silique size. Fully matured siliques were detached at 49 DAG (bar=1 cm). (D) Silique size comparison. Silique sizes were determined with the longest siliques from 50 different plants from wild-type, atcsp4, and 35S:NTAP:AtCSP4-3 plants (n=50). (E) Seed number comparison. Seeds were counted from the same siliques which were used in D. All plots in D and E show means ±SD. (F) Seed formation and maturation of the wild type and atcsp4, and the T₃ generation of 35S:NTAP:AtCSP4-3, 1, 8, and 12 lines. All siliques were opened from fully matured siliques at 49 DAG (bar=0.5 cm).