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. 2019 May 21;17(11):2199–2210. doi: 10.1111/pbi.13132

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Phylogenetic Analysis of FhSPLs and Expression Patterns of FhSPL1/7/8/9. (a) Phylogenetic tree of FhSPLs, CsSPLs and AtSPLs based on the conserved SBP domain alignment of 19 predicted FhSPL proteins, 16 AtSPL proteins and 14 CsSPL proteins. The asterisks indicate the AtSPL3/4/5 homologies of F. hindsii. (b) AtSPL3/4/5 have been reported as a regulatory hub and signal amplifier as well as a key regulator in endogenous pathway involved in plant floral induction. (c) Expression patterns of FhSPL1/7/8/9 (AtSPL3/4/5 homologies) and their interacting flowering genes in leaf, stem and bud meristem tissues of 2 months (juvenile), 4 months (juvenile) and 20 months (adult) F. hindsii trees.