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. 2020 Jun 15;12(8):1313–1329. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evaa123

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Fig. 3. — aa alignments of Passiflora nuclear RPL22. (A) aa comparison of Passiflora nuclear RPL22 with plastid RPL22 in Arabidopsis thaliana. (B) Comparison of the organelle RNA recognition motif (ORRM) protein sequence among Populus trichocarpa (Po_triORRM), P. contracta (P.conORRM), and P. contracta RPL22 (P.conRPL22). Passiflora contracta RPL22 is used to represent RPL22 identified in all Passiflora species. The predicted TP of the Populus ORMM along with the ORRM and RPL22 sequences are labeled. Abbreviations: A. thal, Arabidopsis thaliana; P. pit, Passiflora pittieri; P. con, P. contracta; P. oer, P. oerstedii; P. ten, P. tenuiloba; P. aur, P. auriculata; P. bif, P. biflora.