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Figure 10

From: GhWRKY15, a member of the WRKY transcription factor family identified from cotton (Gossypium hirsutumL.), is involved in disease resistance and plant development

Figure 10

Comparison of the growth and development of the transgenic and wild-type tobacco. (A) Seed germination and growth phenotype of transgenic and wild-type tobacco. (B) The growth phenotype of transgenic and wild-type tobacco at approximately 10 weeks. Differences in stem elongation are clearly observable. (C) The height of transgenic and wild-type tobacco from the shooting stage to the flowering stage. (D) Premature flowering of the transgenic plants relative to the wild-type plants. The growth phenotype was photographed at approximately 22 weeks. (E) The phenotype of the bottom leaves of the transgenic and wild-type tobacco at approximately 18 weeks. The figures are a magnification of the red boxes in (E).

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