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. 2021 Dec 7;34(2):802–817. doi: 10.1093/plcell/koab291

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PCA of the phenotypic effect of the new and parental genes and their PED distances. A, Distribution of principle components of mutant lines. Number of individuals for each genotype: exov-1, 1,098; exovl-1, 389; double mutant, exov-1 exovl-1, 1,028; WT (Col-0), 413; exov-crp, 96; exovl-crp, 96; WT, 64. B, Distances of phenotypic evolution among mutants. The PED distance among mutants, defined as a geometric distance using the average values of PC1 and PC2 for each population (the pairs of coordinates in PC1 and PC2 respectively are given under each mutants and WT).