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. 2018 Apr 24;69(12):2937–2952. doi: 10.1093/jxb/ery110

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Fig. 2. — The floral transition in teosinte and B73 results in transcriptional changes enriched in many Gene Ontology (GO) terms and contains candidate floral regulators. (A) Enriched GO terms up- and down-regulated in immature leaves (ILs; left) and mature leaves (MLs; right) in vegetative/reproductive teosinte (night-break; NB versus short-days; SD) and B73 (id1 versus WT). (B) Proportions of candidate floral regulators that were expressed (grey), differentially expressed (red), or not expressed (white) in vegetative/reproductive teosinte and B73. Shared GO terms are outlined in red, and P-values for each ontology term are displayed with a colour reflecting its level of significance.