Table 1.
Frequency of hypocotyl failures in the creep test under different loads
| 400 mg | 500 mg | 600 mg | 700 mg | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WT pH 5 | 0·0 %* (8/8)† | 0·0 % (8/8) | 0·0 % (8/8) | 27·3 % (8/11) |
| OEX 6_2 pH 5 | 0·0 % (8/8) | 0·0 % (8/8) | 20·0 % (8/10) | 20·0 % (8/10) |
| WT pH 5 inactivated | 0·0 % (8/8) | 11·1 % (8/9) | 27·3 % (8/11) | 27·3 % (8/11) |
| OEX 6_2 pH 5 inactivated | 0·0 % (8/8) | 11·1 % (8/9) | 11·1 % (8/9) | 55·6 % (8/18) |
| WT pH 6 | 0·0 % (9/9) | 0·0 % (9/9) | 25·0 % (9/12) | 25·0 % (9/12) |
| OEX 6_2 pH 6 | 0·0 % (9/9) | 0·0 % (9/9) | 18·2 % (9/11) | 25·0 % (9/12) |
*The frequency of hypocotyl failures expressed as a percentage of total measurements.
†The first number in parentheses indicates the number of successful creep measurements without hypocotyl failures, and the second number after a slash refers to the total number of creep measurements.
OEX6_2 represents 35S::AtEXLA2 line 6_2.