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. 2012 Jan 13;53(2):287–303. doi: 10.1093/pcp/pcs002

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Fig. 3 — CRP expression and flowering phenotype of CRP-overexpressing plants. (A) CRP expression levels in wild-type Col and CRP-overexpressing plants. Aerial parts of seedlings grown under long-day conditions were harvested on day 12 for qRT–PCR analysis. (B and C) Flowering time of wild-type Col and CRP-overexpressing plants under long-day (B) and short-day (C) conditions. There is a statistically significant difference (Student’s t-test, P < 0.005) between the wild type and 35S::CRP in B. (D) Flowering time of crp-1D plants with the 35S::CRP transgene under long-day conditions. There is a statistically significant difference (Student’s t-test, P < 0.005) between CRP⁺ (solid bar) and crp-1D in the 35S::CRP background. Error bars in A indicate the SE. In B–D, the numbers of rosette leaves are the average of at least 10 plants. Error bars indicate the SD. Additional data and statistics of the data are summarized in Supplementary Tables S5 and S6.