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. 2013 Feb 12;25(2):728–743. doi: 10.1105/tpc.112.108696

Figure 5.

Figure 5.

Suppression of dry2 Shoot (Scion) Defects by Wild-Type and dry2/sud1-1 Rootstocks.

A total of 20 viable plants per graft combination were analyzed, and a representative plant per combination is depicted after 18 d of growth in soil. Bottom panels show the plants after soil removal to visualize the root phenotype. Bar = 2 cm.

(A) dry2 shoot (scion) recovers the wild -type phenotype when grafted onto wild-type Ler rootstock. Self-grafted wild-type (Ler) and dry2 were used as controls.

(B) dry2 shoot (scion) recovers the wild-type phenotype when grafted onto dry2/sud1-1 rootstock. Self-grafted dry2/sud1-1 and dry2 were used as controls.

[See online article for color version of this figure.]