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. 2020 Mar 15;7:32. doi: 10.1038/s41438-020-0251-2

Fig. 6. A model explaining generation of ‘gynoecious loss’ monecious mutants from F gene-based gynoecious cucumber plants through unequal crossing over (UCO).

Fig. 6

a At meiosis, UCO between the two copies results in two types of gametes with single or triple copies of the 30-kb region. b Self-pollination among gynoecious plants carrying the two types of gametes produces gynoecious (G, three F genes) and subgynoecious (SubG, equivalent of Ff heterozygotes) plants. c Self-pollinated progeny of SubG plants will segregate for G, SubG, and monecious (M) plants. d The illustrated genomic structure is same as in Fig. 3a. Red triangles show the F gene