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. 2014 Apr 18;26(4):1525–1543. doi: 10.1105/tpc.114.122879

Table 3. Herkogamous Phenotypes of Transgenic A. thaliana Plants.

Species and Ecotype Floral Phenotype (No. of T0 Plants)
Transgenes Nonherkogamous Approach Herkogamous
A. thaliana Col-0 20 0
SCRb-SRKb 20 0
SCRb-SRKb + Al-ARC1 0 20
SCRb-SRKb + Bn-ARC1 0 20
A. thaliana Sha 20 0
SCRb-SRKb 17 0
SCRb-SRKb + Al-ARC1 0 20
SCRb-SRKb + Bn-ARC1 0 20
A. lyrata 0 10

The position of the stigma relative to the anthers was assessed for freshly opened flowers. A nonherkogamous flower has the stigma and anthers positioned at the same height, while an approach herkogamous flower has the stigma positioned above the anthers.