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. 2014 Apr 15;114(6):1147–1159. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcu041

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Fig. 1. — VTI13 expression is elevated in prp3 and is required for root hair growth. (A) Expression of the VTI-type SNARE family and EF1-α in wild-type (WT), prp3 and vti13 mutant seedling roots. (B–G) Comparison of root hair phenotypes of 5-day-old seedlings for (B) wild-type and (C) vti13 on 1× MS, pH 6, (D) wild-type and (E) vti13 on 1× MS, pH 6, plus 200 mm mannitol and (F) wild-type and (G) vti13 on 1× MS, pH 5. (H) Average root hair lengths of seedlings grown in different growth medium conditions (n = 12 seedlings per condition). Asterisks denote statistical significances of differences in average root hair length compared with wild-type seedlings grown on the same media, using one-way ANOVA analysis (α = 0·01). Results are from one representative experiment and are given as the mean ± s.e. Scale bars: (B–G) = 50 μm.