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. 2014 Nov 14;167(1):189–199. doi: 10.1104/pp.114.250043

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Figure 4. — Functional validation of FZP in B. distachyon. FZP mutant screening identified two alleles with independent mutations (Bd8202 and Bd8972) located in the AP2/ERF domain (A), both exhibiting SSs not present in the wild type (WT, Bd 21-3; B). B. distachyon fzp mutants and wild-type plants show similar growth and architecture (C, left). Spikes with different penetrance of the SS phenotype can be observed in mutants (C, right; stars indicate SSs). D, Spikes in fzp mutants show spikelets with a single pedicel as observed in the wild type but with dichotomous or trichotomous rachilla.