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. 2012 Jun 21;24(6):2318–2327. doi: 10.1105/tpc.112.098798

Figure 4.

Figure 4.

Asymmetry in Arabidopsis Leaves with Respect to Phyllotactic Direction.

(A) Asymmetric variation in shape explained by PC1 in leaves of Columbia-0. Arrows indicate laminar bulges.

(B) PC1 values from Arabidopsis differ across the leaf series such that C leaves have higher PC1 values than CC leaves (P = 0.00012).

(C) Significantly higher PC1 values in leaves from C plants indicate increased laminar outgrowth on the descending (Des.) side of leaves. The descending side of leaves arising from C (orange) and CC (black) plants is indicated by appropriately colored text.

(D) Outlines of leaves from C and CC plants with asymmetries characteristic of those statistically observed.