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. 2013 Jan 14;161(3):1172–1188. doi: 10.1104/pp.112.213165

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Figure 4. — Phenotype of pROP6>>GFP-rop6^DN plants. A and B, A rop6^DN plant with folded rosette leaves. Note the loss of apical dominance in the rop6^DN plant, characterized by the development of many short adventitious inflorescence stems. Folded cauline leaves are highlighted (arrow). C and D, Rosette leaves of wild-type (C) and rop6^DN (D) plants. E and F, Cauline leaves of wild-type (E) and rop6^DN (F) plants. G to J, Scanning electron microscopy images of epidermal cells from rosette leaves (G and H) and cauline leaves (I and J) from wild-type (G and I) and rop6^DN (H and J) plants. Note the loss of lobes in the epidermal cells of rop6^DN plants. Bars = 1 cm (A and B), 0.5 cm (C–F), and 10 μm (G–J). [See online article for color version of this figure.]