For initial modelling, 10 kernels from inbred B73 and 10 kernels from inbred W22 were planted as above. To map the maize SAM morphospace, kernels from 384 inbred varieties (
Maize Shoot Apical Meristem Characterization
For initial modelling, 10 kernels from inbred B73 and 10 kernels from inbred W22 were planted as above. To map the maize SAM morphospace, kernels from 384 inbred varieties (
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Variable analysis
- Inbred variety (B73, W22, and 384 other inbred varieties)
- SAM morphology and size
- SAM gene expression (based on RNA in situ hybridization)
- Growth conditions (10-hr day cycles in Percival A100 growth chambers)
- Soil media (1:1 mixture of Turface MVP and LM111 peat moss)
- Harvesting time (14 days after planting)
- Tissue preparation (FAA fixation)
- Inbred B73 and W22 kernels used for initial modelling
- 3 ZmSDA1-ALT lines and 5 ZmBAK1-like1 ALT lines used to represent small, intermediate, and large SAM volumes
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