Genes & Development 15: 3355-3364 (2001)

A homeobox gene, PRESSED FLOWER, regulates lateral axis-dependent development of Arabidopsis flowers

Noritaka Matsumoto and Kiyotaka Okada

As a result of a Printer error, the top segment of the arc in Figure 5C was reproduced in black versus red. The correct figure is printed below along with its legend.

View larger version (54K): [in this window] [in a new window]   Figure 5.   Diagrams of PRS expression and axes in lateral organs and in the flower. Diagrams showing the expression patterns of PRS in a flower primordium at stage 1 (A,B), and in a floral organ or a leaf (C,D). Red color indicates the position of cells expressing PRS. (E) Top view of a vegetative shoot showing abaxial-adaxial and lateral axes in leaf primordia. (F) Top view of an inflorescence showing abaxial-adaxial and lateral axes in early stage flowers. (G) Abaxial-adaxial and lateral axes in floral organs. (Ab-Ad) Abaxial-adaxial axis; (L-L) lateral axis; (VM) vegetative meristem; (IM) inflorescence meristem; (FM) foral meristem.