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

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Overexpression of GmLUXc in Arabidopsis does not affect pollen viability and development. (A) Histological sections of Columbia (COL) and lux-4 35S::GmLUXc plants showing shorted filaments of lux-4 35S::GmLUXc plants. (B) In vivo pollen germination following reciprocal crossing between Columbia (COL) and lux-4 35S::GmLUXc plants. The top genotype is the pollen donor and the bottom genotype is the ovule donor. (C) Pollen development of Col wild-type and 35S:GmLUXc lux-4 Arabidopsis plants. (D) Scanning EM of pollen from Col, lux-4 and lux-4 35S::GmLUXc plants showing normal pollen exine in all three genotypes.