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Scanning electron micrograph depicting developing female spikelets in maize homozygous for the zag1-mum1 mutant allele (magnification times115). The mutation results in a loss of floral meristem determinacy that is manifested by the production of extra silks from each floret. The mutant phenotype was uncovered through a recently developed reverse genetics approach in maize. See page 1537. [Image: B. A. Ambrose and M. Mena, University of California, San Diego]

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Science. ISSN 0036-8075 (print), 1095-9203 (online)