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. 1999 Apr;119(4):1199–1208. doi: 10.1104/pp.119.4.1199

Figure 5.

Figure 5

A, Photograph of (left to right) wild type, gai, gai spy-7, gai gar2–1 and gai spy-7 gar2–1 grown (50 d after sowing) in SD. The wild-type and gai plants do not have open flowers, whereas suppressed gai plants, in particular gai gar2–1 and gai spy-7 gar2–1, have already flowered. B, Comparison of flowering times of the wild type (WT), gai, gai spy-7, gai gar2–1, and gai spy-7 gar2–1 under LD (black bars) and SD (gray bars). Numbers of rosette and cauline leaves that appeared prior to the opening of the first flower bud were counted. Results are presented as means ± se (n = 29–35).