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. 2015 May 27;66(15):4769–4780. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erv247

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Fig. 1. — Ectopic TFL1 affects plant organ numbers. The number of rosette leaves (RLs), cauline leaves (CLs), I1* structures (shoots without subtending CLs or ap1-like structures), and flowers (Fs) made by the main shoot were recorded for wild-type (WT) Arabidopsis or tfl1-1 mutants containing pANT::TFL1, pLFY::TFL1, or pAP1::TFL1. WT plants containing p35S::TFL1 and ap1-12 mutants were also analysed. Numbers represent the average of 23–54 plants with standard deviations as shown. The solid black bars in (F) in the tfl1 background represent termination of the main shoot by conversion to a flower.