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. 2017 Sep 6;7:10605. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-10823-y

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Ectopic expression of GmLUXb and GmLUXc in Arabidopsis lux-4 mutant shows different phenotypes. (A) Representative plants are grown in LD (16 L: 8D). (B) Representative plants are grown in SD (10 L:14D). (C) Leave morphology of plants grown in SD, showing serrated leaves in GmLUXc overexpression transgenic plants. (D) Shoot architecture of GmLUXc plants grown in SD showing compact and stunted plants. (E) Fully opened flower from GmLUXc transgenic plants grown in SD showing shortened filament length (red arrows) but normal anther dehiscence. (F) Flowering time of GmLUXb and GmLUXc in lux-4 mutant plants grown in LD and SD showed delayed flowering time; data are mean ± SE for n = 15–20. Scale bar =1 cm.