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Fig. 5. Analysis of CO function in the phloem by in situ hybridisation and confocal microscopy of GFP:CO fusion proteins. (A) RT-PCR analysis of CO and FT mRNA abundance in emerging leaves of Ler, co-2, 35S::CO Ler and SUC2::CO co-2 plants. (B) In situ hybridisation of CO and FT expression in the leaf vasculature of plants grown in LDs (10-hours light/6-hour day extension/8-hours dark). For SUC2::CO co-2 transverse sections are also shown. Scale bar: 25 µm. (C) Confocal images of GFP fluorescence in whole leaf (a,b; using a 5x lens) and leaf epidermis (c; 40x lens) of SUC2::GFP plants; in epidermal cells (d, 40x lens) and vascular tissues (g,h; 63x oil immersion lens) of SUC2::GFP:CO plants; and in vascular tissues of CO::GFP:CO plants (e,f; 63x oil immersion lens). The GFP fluorescence channel is overlaid with red and the transmissible light channels in a,d,e and g. GFP emission fingerprinting is shown in b,f and h. Plants were grown on MS plate in LDs. (D) Confocal image of the apex of a SUC2::GFP:CO plant (using a 10x lens). GFP fluorescence is detected in the vascular tissue (a), but not in the meristem (b).





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