Fig. 3.
Cell wall thicknesses of hypocotyls freeze-fractured at their mid-points at the developmental stages described in Fig. 1 (A, light-; B, light+GA-; C, dark-grown hypocotyls). Mean thicknesses are given ±SE (n=23) pooled from five hypocotyls for each treatment and developmental stage. Walls in outer epidermis (OE), inner epidermis (IE), outer cortex (OC), inner cortex (IC), and endodermis (EN) were measured.

Cell wall thicknesses of hypocotyls freeze-fractured at their mid-points at the developmental stages described in Fig. 1 (A, light-; B, light+GA-; C, dark-grown hypocotyls). Mean thicknesses are given ±SE (n=23) pooled from five hypocotyls for each treatment and developmental stage. Walls in outer epidermis (OE), inner epidermis (IE), outer cortex (OC), inner cortex (IC), and endodermis (EN) were measured.

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