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. 2021 Sep 1;12:705286. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2021.705286

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Copyright © 2021 Kuijer, Shirley, Khor, Shi, Schwerdt, Zhang, Li and Burton.

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Co-expression within barley or with equivalent stages in rice can suggest related functions. (A) Early co-expression of HvMADS34 with HvMADS14 (A-class) and HvMADS50 (SOC1-like). (B) Comparison of early E-class gene expression in barley and rice. Analysis of the differential gene expression in the inflorescence meristem types of rice using laser microdissection followed by RNA sequencing (dashed lines) from the supplemental data of Harrop et al. (2016). While directly comparing the results of their work with expression in the early stages of the whole barley inflorescence meristem is a false equivalency, it can still provide some insights. The best matching Waddington stages W1.5–W3.5 expression data are shown (solid lines; this paper). On the x-axis, 1 is inflorescence meristem/W1.5, 2 is branch meristem/W2, 3 is elongated branch meristem/W2.5 and 4 is spikelet meristem/W3.5. (C) Correlation of the relative expression of HvMADS22 and HvMADS16 between W2.5 and W10.5.