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. 2017 Mar 22;4:17008. doi: 10.1038/hortres.2017.8

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Relationship between CPG promoters, chimeric repressors, and the categories of flower phenotypes. The phenotypes of transgenic torenia flowers generated by a combination of five CPG promoters (CpAP1p, CpPIp, CpAP3Bp, CpCHSp or CpDFRp) and two types of chimeric repressors (TCP-RD or SEP3-RD) were categorized as ‘L’ (lobe morphology), ‘Y’ (yellow color of the blotch), or ‘P’ (purple color of the petal). The potential effects of the CPG promoters and chimeric repressors, as deduced from the flower phenotypes, are also indicated in parentheses.