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. 2019 Jan 14;70(4):1255–1265. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erz005

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Fig. 2. — Anatomy of the ectopic collet-like region. (A) Transverse sections through the ectopic collet-like region of etiolated hypocotyl of 5-day-old exo70A1 seedlings compared with WT hypocotyl anatomy. Note the adjacent position of ectopic-hair-carrying cells in the exo70A1 mutants. Collapsed cells are indicated by a black arrow, incomplete two layers of cortical cells by a white arrow. (B) A section through the exo70A1 mutant hypocotyl between the collet and the ectopic collet-like region, with nine cells in the endodermis and nine cells in the inner layer of cortex. c1, c2, layers of cortex; en, endodermis; ep, epidermis.