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. 2015 Oct 13;67(1):207–225. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erv449

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Fig. 6. — Bolting/flowering model in sugar beet. BvAGL24, AGAMOUS-LIKE 24; Bvbtc1, bolting time control 1; BvCOL1, CONSTANS-LIKE 1; BvFL1, FLOWERING LOCUS C; BvFT1 andt BvFT2, FLOWERING LOCUS T 1 and 2; BvFVE, FLOWERING LOCUS VE; BvFUL, FRUITFUL; BvRNMT, RNA METHYLTRANSFERASE. Arrows and a dotted line indicated a hypothetical control based on the Arabidopsis flowering pathway. Genes coloured in blue are floral inducers overexpressed in bolting-sensitive genotypes. BvFL1, in red, is a floral inhibitor overexpressed in bolting-resistant genotypes. Asterisks (*) indicate hypermethylated genes in bolting-sensitive genotypes.