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 LRE-cYFP expression in the proliferating endosperm 

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…Continue Reading  LRE-cYFP expression in the proliferating endosperm 

Confocal image of an unfertilized ovule, showing the expression of LRE-cYFP fusion protein in both synergid cells of the female gametophyte in each ovule.

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 The green signal in the nuclei of cells in the ovule and the female gametophyte is from the ACT11: H2B:GFP transgene…Continue Reading Confocal image of an unfertilized ovule, showing the expression of LRE-cYFP fusion protein in both synergid cells of the female gametophyte in each ovule.

A bundle of green fluorescent protein-expressing pollen tubes emerges from an Arabidopsis thaliana pistil explant

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…Continue Reading A bundle of green fluorescent protein-expressing pollen tubes emerges from an Arabidopsis thaliana pistil explant

In vitro pollen tube (LAT52:GFP) guidance to ovules (GFP channel capture merged with bright field image)

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…Continue Reading In vitro pollen tube (LAT52:GFP) guidance to ovules (GFP channel capture merged with bright field image)

In vitro pollen tube (LAT52:GFP) guidance to ovules (GFP channel only)

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…Continue Reading In vitro pollen tube (LAT52:GFP) guidance to ovules (GFP channel only)

Confocal image of a wild-type pollen tube growing towards an ovule

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Confocal image of a wild-type pollen tube growing towards an ovule (Congored stained image, picture captured by Dr. Anna Edlund) …Continue Reading Confocal image of a wild-type pollen tube growing towards an ovule

Pollen tube growth on Arabidopsis stigma and style (aniline blue stained)

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…Continue Reading Pollen tube growth on Arabidopsis stigma and style (aniline blue stained)

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