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. 2012 Oct 15;63(17):6211–6222. doi: 10.1093/jxb/ers273

Fig. 7.

Fig. 7.

Over-expression of BnCIPK6M in Arabidopsis results in plants that are hypersensitive to abscisic acid (ABA). (a) Seeds of wild-type and transgenic lines germinated and were grown on MS medium without ABA for 2 weeks. (b) Seeds of wild-type and transgenic lines germinated and were grown on MS medium with 0.5 µM ABA for 2 weeks. (c) Root length of wild-type and transgenic seedlings grown on MS medium for 2 weeks. (d) Root length of wild-type and transgenic seedlings grown on MS medium containing 0.5 µM ABA for 2 weeks. (e) Statistical analysis of the root length of transgenic Arabidopsis plants over-expressing BnCIPK6 and BnCIPK6M grown on MS medium without (CK) or with 0.5 µM ABA for 2 weeks. Mean values and standard errors (bar) were shown from three independent experiments (n >50 seedlings per each line). Independent t tests for equality of means demonstrated that there was significant difference (*P value <0.05) or very significant difference (**P value <0.01) between wild-type and transgenic plants. WT, wild type; B6(M)L8 and L9, BnCIPK6M transgenic line 8 and 9; B6L3 and L6, BnCIPK6 transgenic line 3 and 6. (This figure is available in colour at JXB online.)