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. 2017 Jun 6;68(13):3557–3571. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erx168

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Fig. 5. — Suppression of the rapid wound-induced signal in ZAT12::luc plants by IDL6-EPIP and IDL7-EPIP peptides. Plants pre-treated with IDL6-EPIP, IDL7-EPIP, or MOCK_IDL7 (100 nM) by spraying were simultaneously wounded in one leaf (marked with arrows), and changes in luminescence were immediately measured using the NightOwl in vivo imaging system. (A) Representative pictures are shown. Injured leaves are marked with arrows. (B) Quantification of the wound-induced signals in rosette leaves over the time course before and after wounding. Error bars indicate the SD between three biological replicates. (This figure is available in color at JXB online.)