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. 2021 Dec 3;188(2):1158–1173. doi: 10.1093/plphys/kiab557

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UFM and LFM DEGs have distinct RNA expression patterns. A, AC217050.4_FG006, 14-3-3 protein. B, GRMZM2G317160/ereb26. C, GRMZM2G177165/chr101. D, GRMZM2G180246/gif1. E, GRMZM2G101682, unknown function. F, GRMZM2G069911, histone H1-like. G, GRMZM2G180870, AtXTH9 (XYLOGLUCAN ENDOTRANSGLUCOSYLASE/HYDROLASE 9) homolog. H, GRMZM2G114552/BBTI, Bowman–Birk-type (proteinase/bran trypsin) inhibitor. I, GRMZM2G131912, pectate lyase homolog. J, GRMZM2G396553/adc1. Developmental stages at which UFM (top) and LFM (bottom) were dissected are shown for each gene. St, Stamen; Cp, carpel primordia. Scale bars = 50 μm.