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Fig. 2. jba-1D shoot apical meristem phenotypes. (A) Wild-type
inflorescence meristem at the transition to flowering. (B) jba-1D/+
inflorescence meristem that is both taller and wider than normal. (C)
jba-1D inflorescence meristem that has split into multiple
independent meristems (*), each generating floral meristem primordia on its
flanks. (D) Wild-type seedling SAM after 11 days of vegetative growth. (E)
Enlarged jba-1D seedling SAM. (F) Mean width and height of Col
(n=12) and jba-1D (n=11) SAMs from 11-day-old
seedlings. (G) Confocal micrograph of a wild-type mature embryo SAM. (H)
Confocal micrograph of an enlarged jba-1D mature embryo SAM. (I) GUS
expression from a pSTM::GUS reporter construct in the peripheral
region (arrows) of a wild-type seedling SAM. (J) pSTM::GUS expression
in a jba-1D seedling delimits two well-defined meristems, while the
leaf primordium developing between them is radialized (arrowhead). Scale bars:
80 µm (A-E); 20 µm (G-H).