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. 2016 Nov 9;7:1797. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2016.01797

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Copyright © 2016 Li, Zheng, Zhang, Han, Wang, Peng, Lu, Zhao, Xu, Wu, Li, Chen and Yan.

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Profile of tissue-specific and common CGMMV-derived siRNAs in infected L. siceraria. (A) Abundance of tissue-specific and common vsiRNAs with the lengths of 21 and 22 nt in L. siceraria. Much higher numbers of vsiRNAs are specifically produced in leaves compare to fruits, especially for plus strand of vsiRNAs. (B) Distribution pattern of the 5′ nt in leaf-specific and common positive vsiRNAs with lengths of 21 and 22 nt. FCG, CGMMV Infected fruit; LCG, CGMMV Infected leaf. 22- or 21- indicate vsiRNAs with length of 22 or 21 nt derived from negative strand of viral genome, and 22+ or 21+ indicate vsiRNAs with length of 22 or 21 nt derived from positive strand of viral genome.