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. 2016 Apr 14;28(5):1035–1052. doi: 10.1105/tpc.15.00703

Table 2. ProPLL3:LRE-cYFP in the Male Gametophyte Restored the Reduction in Transmission of the lre-7 Mutation through the Female Gametophyte.

Female Parent
Male Parenta
Observed No. of Progeny
TE (R/S)b
χ2c
P Value
Resistantd Susceptibled
Wild type lre-7/+ 405 397 1.02
lre-7/+ Wild type 100 542 0.18
lre-7/+ Line 3 150 215 0.70 180.77 <0.001
lre-7/+ Line 5 176 285 0.62 179.09 <0.001
lre-7/+ Line 6 226 316 0.72 281.24 <0.001
Wild type lre-5/+ 435 414 1.05
lre-5/+ Wild type 53 448 0.12
lre-5/+ Line 3 94 130 0.72 233.25 <0.001
lre-5/+ Line 5 203 328 0.62 429.17 <0.001
lre-5/+ Line 6 158 264 0.60 321.88 <0.001
a

Line numbers refer to three independent transformants in the wild-type background containing a single insertion of the ProPLL3:LRE-cYFP transgene; genotype of each transgenic line used is homozygous for the transgene (ProPLL3:LRE-cYFP / ProPLL3:LRE-cYFP).

b

Transmission efficiency (TE) was calculated as the ratio of Basta or kanamycin resistance (R) to susceptibility (S) in the progeny of the indicated cross.

c

χ2 was calculated based on Basta or kanamycin resistance to susceptibility segregation ratio (R:S) in the progeny of the crosses lre-7/+(♀) × wild type(♂) or lre-5/+(♀) × wild type(♂), respectively, as the expected segregation ratio.

d

Resistant and susceptible progeny to Basta or kanamycin. Basta and kanamycin resistance genes are linked to the T-DNA inserted in the LRE gene in lre-7 and lre-5, respectively.