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. 2012 Aug 31;160(3):1581–1596. doi: 10.1104/pp.112.204552

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Figure 2. — Growth of wild-type (WT) and pro pistils and fruits. A, Effect of pollination (self-pollination and hand pollination) and emasculation of wild-type, pro, D, and D-pro flowers on final fruit weight. Values are means ± se of 25 (wild-type and pro) and six (D and D-pro) fruits. B, Photographs of representative fruits developed from flowers subjected to different treatments. Fruits with additional fruit-like structures are also presented in the case of self-pollinated pro and D-pro. C, Time course of the weight of unpollinated pistils. Values are means ± se of three replicates, each one consisting of a mixture of 10 pistils. D, Photographs of representative unpollinated pistils from day −3 to day 5. [See online article for color version of this figure.]