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. 2016 Aug 31;7:1301. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2016.01301

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Copyright © 2016 Zhou, Xu, Zhao, Yang, Cheng, Wang and Zhang.

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The miR319 binding sites of TCP gene in P. mume. (A) The TCP gene structure showed the coding region (blue), the TCP domain (green), the miR319 binding site (red). The putative miR319-directed cleaved product was represented by the short fragment. (B) Alignment of miR319 complementary sequences with P. mume TCP genes. Mismatches, G-U wobbles and the different nucleotide between Pmu-miR159c and miR319 were represented, respectively, by Red, blue, and black (bold). The direction of the red arrows was indicated the miR319 recognition site in the TCP genes. In the red rectangular region was the changed nucleotide of miR319 shifted relative to miR159.