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Figure 1.

A. formosa pre-anthesis flower and fruit development.

A A. formosa pre-anthesis flower. B Left: A. formosa pre-anthesis flower with stamens removed to expose staminodia. Middle and right: Early and later stages of fruit development, respectively. The sepals, petals and stamens dehisce while the staminodia remain attached to the receptacle and surround the carpels during fruit development.

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Figure 2.

Differentially expressed genes in Aquilegia floral whorls and whorl combinations.

A Floral diagram of an Aquilegia flower showing one whorl of five petaloid sepals, one whorl of five petals, four whorls of 10 stamens, one whorl of 10 staminodia and one whorl of five carpels. B Twelve contrasts were tested for differential expression, comparing each whorl against all others (1–5) and combinations of whorls against the remaining whorls (6–12). See text for details. C Numbers of down (downward arrow) and up (upward arrow) regulated genes for each of the 12 contrasts. First line shows number of differentially expressed genes with the corresponding permutation-based false discovery rate in brackets. Bold numbers below state the number of genes that have their highest absolute D statistic under that contrast and are being considered specifically expressed in the context of this study. Note that contrast 11 is reverse to contrast 6 and therefore yields similar numbers but with opposite regulation patterns.

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Table 1.

Expression statistics for a selected set of genes.

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Table 2.

Significant GO categories.

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Table 3.

Gene expression correlation between potential homologues of A. formosa and A. thaliana.

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