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. 2011 Dec 3;63(3):1461–1477. doi: 10.1093/jxb/err387

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Fig. 4. — Analysis of CsFTL3 in leaves and floral integrator and/or floral identity gene expression in shoot tips in two different C. seticuspe accessions under different daylengths. Two different C. seticuspe accessions, NIFS-3 and Matsukawa, were grown under 16 h LD conditions and then transferred to 11 h (filled circles), 12 h (filled triangles), 13 h (open circles), or 14 h (filled squares) photoperiod conditions. (A) Diurnal expression patterns of CsFTL3 in leaves. Seven days after transfer, leaves were harvested every 4 h and subjected to QRT-PCR analysis. The CsFTL3 expression was normalized against CsEF1α expression. White and black horizontal bars represent light and dark periods, respectively. (B) Analysis of floral integrator and/or floral identity gene expression in shoot tips. Shoot apexes were harvested every 4 d over a 20 d period and subjected to QRT-PCR analysis. The expression of each gene of interest was normalized against CsACTIN expression.