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Figure 2


Fig. 2. The inflorescence phenotype of esd1 mutants. (A) Apex of 3-week-old Ler plants. (B) Apex of 2.5-week-old esd1 mutant plants, showing open flowers with extra sepals and petals. (C) Detached flowers showing the increased number of sepals and petals in esd1 mutant flowers. (D,E) Scanning electron micrographs of Ler (D) and esd1 (E) flowers of plants grown under SD. s, sepal; p, petal. (F) A comparison of silique shape and length in Ler, esd1-1 and esd1-2 plants. (G) Number of sepals, petals, stamens and carpels in Ler and esd1 mutants. Plants were grown under both LD and SD. Bars represent the standard error.