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LEAFY Controls Auxin Response Pathways in Floral Primordium Formation

Wuxing Li, Yun Zhou, Xing Liu, Peng Yu, Jerry D. Cohen, Elliot M. Meyerowitz*

*Corresponding author. E-mail: meyerow{at}caltech.edu

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• Fig. S1. Phenotypic analysis of the pid-102 allele, lfy pid double mutant plants, and response of lfy-5 pid-8 shoot apex pin structures to exogenous auxin treatment.
• Fig. S2. Effect of inducible overexpression of LFY on flower development.
• Fig. S3. Effect of LFY overexpression on the Venus-N7 reporter of auxin signaling in roots.
• Fig. S4. Relative expression of LFY, PID, IAA1, IAA17, IAA29, TAA1, and TAR2 genes in lfy-5 and dexamethasone-treated p35S::GVG-6XUAS::LFY plants.
• Fig. S5. Live imaging of the LFY reporter and the auxin signaling reporter DR5 in SAMs of wild-type and lfy-5 plants.
• Table S1. Venus-N7 signal intensity in primordial cell nuclei in wild-type and lfy-5 plants.
• Table S2. List of primers used in this study.

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Citation: W. Li, Y. Zhou, X. Liu, P. Yu, J. D. Cohen, E. M. Meyerowitz, LEAFY Controls Auxin Response Pathways in Floral Primordium Formation. Sci. Signal. 6, ra23 (2013).

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