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. 2004 May;135(1):300–308. doi: 10.1104/pp.103.036707

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Figure 6. — Defect in medial lateral patterning occurs early in Wab1 leaf development. Scanning electron micrographs using serial replica molds of a wild-type apex showing SAM, P1, and P2 leaf primordia (A), P3 leaf primordium (B), and P5 leaf primordium (C). Wab1/+ apex showing SAM, P1, and P2 primordia (D), P3 primordium not enclosing the apex such that P2 and the SAM are visible (E), and P4 primordium with a window exposing P3 primordium (F). Arrow points to where the base of the primordium encloses the apex. Bars represent 50 μm in sections A and D, 150 μm in sections B and E, and 250 μm in sections C and F.