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. 2018 Oct 23;19(11):3291. doi: 10.3390/ijms19113291

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Localization of GUS and GFP in vegetative and reproductive tissues of GFP::GUS, 35S::GUS, and GFP::GhZU::GUS transgenic Arabidopsis plants. (a–h) Histochemical GUS localization data of GFP::GUS (up), 35S::GUS (middle), and GFP::GhZU::GUS (down) in vegetative and reproductive tissues of Arabidopsis plants. (a) Root region; (b) two-week-old Arabidopsis seedlings; (c) young leaf; (d) old leaf; (e) developing silique; (f) mature silique; (g) inflorescence; and (h) flower. Histochemical GUS images of GFP::GUS (up), 35S::GUS (middle), and GFP::GhZU::GUS (down) are shown. (i–m) Confocal laser-scanning microscopic analysis of gfp expression under GFP::GUS and GFP::GhZU::GUS in Arabidopsis plants. (i) Root, (j) young leaf trichomes, (k) old leaf trichomes, (l) trichomes, and (m) flower. Green fluorescence images of GFP::GUS (up) and GFP::GhZU::GUS (down) are shown.