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. 2014 May 6;65(15):4191–4200. doi: 10.1093/jxb/eru192

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Fig. 2. — Maximum-likelihood tree of group L glycosyltransferases from Populus and Arabidopsis, along with experimentally characterized members from other species. An Arabidopsis group E member (UGT72B1) was used as outgroup. Bootstrap support for the branches is shown. Populus gene models were from the genome release v3.0 (Phytozome), whereas the Arabidopsis sequences were from TAIR10. GenBank accession numbers for the other sequences are: Brassica napus UGT84A9/BnSGT1 (AF87143), UGT84A10 (CAJ77650), and BnS-GT (AAL09350); Crocus sativus CsUGT2 (Q6X1C0); Fragaria × ananassa FaGT2/UGT84A6 (Q66PF4); Citrus unshiu UGT84A5 (BAA93039); Nicotiana tabacum NtSAGT (AF190634); Oryza sativa UGT74H3/OsSAGT (BAD34358); Perilla frutescens var. crispa PfA5GT (BAA36421); Solanum lycopersicum SlGAGT (CAI62049); and Zea mays UGT74A1/ZmIAGLU (AAA59054). UGT code assigned by the UDP Glucuronosyltransferase Nomenclature Committee is included when available.