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. 2017 Jun 15;31(12):1272–1287. doi: 10.1101/gad.299347.117

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Figure 3. — Rescue of 3× seeds by adm occurs after fertilization. The percentage of noncollapsed 3× seeds derived after pollination with the pollen of osd1, osd1 adm, or osd1 adm expressing ADM under control of the indicated promoters. Three independent transgenic lines were tested for each construct. The numbers above the bars correspond to the numbers of analyzed seeds. At the right of the graph are pictures of mature seeds (top panel) and seedlings at 7 d after germination (bottom panel) of the corresponding genotypes. Bars, 1 cm. (A) osd1 adm mutants expressing the VCK::ADM transgene. (B) osd1 adm mutants expressing the MGH3::ADM transgene. (C) osd1 adm mutants expressing the PHE1::ADM transgene. (D) osd1 adm mutants expressing the RPS5a:ADM transgene.