. 2017 Sep 2;16(1):322–336. doi: 10.1111/pbi.12774

Table 1.

Plant regeneration ability of wild‐type and HbERF‐IXc5 transgenic lines. The somatic embryos consisted of two classes: well‐shaped embryos and abnormal embryos. Only well‐shaped embryos were transferred for conversion into plantlets. The conversion percentage was calculated as follows: number of plants/number of well‐shaped somatic embryos

		Replication	Total embryos	Well‐shaped embryo	Plant
Construct	Line	No RITA	No g⁻¹ FM	No g⁻¹ FM	No g⁻¹ FM
None	CI07060	20	58^c	22^b	9^abc
35S::HbERF‐IXc5	TS19A46	12	32^c	7^b	5^bc
	TS19A59	5	13^c	4^b	1^c
	TS19A90	14	176^ab	56^a	19^ab
	TS19A99	13	102^bc	11^b	0^c
	TS19A101	7	5^c	0^b	0^c
HEV2.1::HbERF‐IXc5	TS20A29	7	12^c	5^b	0^c
	TS20A38	8	4^c	0^b	0^c
	TS20A44	6	17^c	0^b	0^c
	TS20A45	6	10^c	0^b	0^c
	TS20A47	7	12^c	2^b	1^c
	TS20A53	8	24^c	4^b	0^c
	TS20A69	14	176^ab	82^a	16^abc
	TS20A75	15	223^a	76^a	24^a
	TS20A78	5	5^c	1^b	0^c
	TS20A82	10	4^c	0^b	0^c
	TS20A90	6	2^c	0^b	0^c

Statistical analysis was performed with an ANOVA followed by the Tukey test. Values with the same letter were not significantly different at the 0.05 probability level.