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. 2016 Apr 12;16:84. doi: 10.1186/s12870-016-0769-5

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Fig. 7 — Phenotype of OsRH2 and OsRH34 double-knockdown T1 transgenic rice. a WT and three independent OsRH2 and OsRH34 double-knockdown lines, RH2Ri 2b, RH2Ri 4, and RH2Ri 14b, seedlings were grown on ½ MS agar medium for 10 days and transferred to hydroponic cultures for 7 days. Bar = 1 cm. b Quantification of plant height at seedling stages. The plant height of 17-day-old seedlings was measured. Error bars indicate the SD of ten individual plants for each line. * is significantly different from the wild-type plants (Student’s t test: p <0.05). c Comparison of plant height between WT and RH2Ri 2b in 78-day-old plants and 147-day-old plants. Bars = 19 cm. d Comparison of internode distance of 4-month-old rice plants among WT, RH2Ri 2b, RH2Ri 4, and RH2Ri 14b. Bars = 5 cm. e Determination of internode distance of RH2Ri 2b, RH2Ri 4, RH2Ri 14b, and wild-type plants. Error bars show ± SD (n = 20), * is significantly different from the wild-type plants (Student’s t test: p <0.05)