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. 2013 Apr 23;162(2):689–706. doi: 10.1104/pp.113.217422

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Figure 3. — NAP1 has a complex punctate and reticulate pattern in cotyledon and leaf pavement cells at different developmental stages. A, Confocal image projection of NAP1 localization in 2-DAG wild-type cotyledon pavement cells. NAP1-positive reticulate and cylindrical structures are shown (left). NAP1-positive small punctae are highlighted (right). B, NAP1 localization patterns in 10-DAG wild-type cotyledon pavement cells. Localization patterns are displayed as in A. Image planes include a cortical subregion of the apical surface of a highly lobed, fully expanded cell. C, NAP1 localization patterns in 14-DAG wild-type leaf pavement cells. Localizations patterns are displayed as in A. Bars = 5 μm.