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. 2020 Feb 6;10:2008. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-58495-5

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Phenotypes of mid1. (A) Seed set of wild-type and mid1/+ siliques at 8 DPP. The wild-type shows a full seed set while approximately one-quarter of ovules in the mid1/+ silique are abnormal. Asterisks indicate the mid1 ovules. (B) Whole-mounted ovules from silique of mid1/+ plant in (A). (C) Seeds in the mature silique of wild-type and mid1/+. Compared to the wild-type, about one-quarter of the seeds in mid1/+ display shrunken morphology. (D) Embryos dissected from mid1/+ plant. (E) 4-week-old wild-type plants. (F) 4-week-old mid1 plants. (A,F) Bars = 200 μm; (E,F) Bars = 1 cm.