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. 2019 Jul 19;146(14):dev177543. doi: 10.1242/dev.177543

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Fig. 6. — Zmscr1;Zmscr1h mutants form supernumerary BS cells. (A,B) Representative fresh-cut transverse sections of fully expanded leaf 5 from wild-type (m2m1 segregant) (A) and Zmscr1-m2;Zmscr1h-m1 mutant (B) plants. (C) Quantification of the frequency of extra BS cells in different mutant backgrounds. Wild-type (m2m1) data are also presented in Fig. 3C. Raw phenotypic data are provided in Table S1. (D-G) Immunolocalization of ZmNADP-ME in BS cell chloroplasts of wild-type [m2m1 segregant (D); m2m2 segregant (F)], Zmscr1-m2;Zmscr1h-m1 (E) and Zmscr1-m2;Zmscr1h-m2 (G) leaves. Arrows in B,E,G indicate extra BS cells that are not in contact with the vasculature. Scale bars: 100 µm.